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00:04Middle East conflict triggers global energy crisis
00:07The price of diesel fuel in the five peninsulas
00:08This week it has further surged to RM6.023.
00:12In response, opposition leader Hamzah Nurdin
00:14He posted a frank statement on Facebook.
00:16It is said that current diesel prices have reached a record high.
00:20Despite Prime Minister Anwar's earlier appeal for public understanding
00:24However, the chain reaction caused by rising oil prices
00:26It has indeed increased the burden on people's livelihoods.
00:29Therefore, he believed that the people had reason to be angry.
00:32In addition, Ibrahim, the second-in-command of the other party, also posted a questioning article.
00:36Is the government actively diversifying our country's fuel sources?
00:40To reduce the impact on the fuel transport route through the Strait of Hormuz
00:45rely
00:45He pointed out that although a monthly fuel subsidy of RM300 is provided...
00:49It can help the public to some extent.
00:51But will this measure be enough to offset the impact?
00:54The impact of rising oil prices remains uncertain.
00:58At the same time, he also indicated that the real issues that need to be discussed now are...
01:02Gas prices not every week
01:03Rather, my country lacks a comprehensive national energy policy.
01:08Therefore, he also questioned whether the government had taken action regarding this crisis.
01:12Relevant emergency, medium-term, and long-term response plans have been formulated.
01:17Facing numerous questions from the opposition party
01:19Deputy Prime Minister Ahmad Zahid emphasized this while attending the event today.
01:21The conflict in West Asia is a crisis with global implications.
01:25Countries around the world are facing similar problems.
01:28Therefore, Zaxi believes that any party, including the opposition, should be considered...
01:31We should not solely blame such a global problem on governments.
01:36superior
01:38Deputy Prime Minister and Rural Affairs Minister Ahmad Zahid attended a meeting today for ministers to review their work.
01:42During the meeting
01:43Crude oil prices surged as the situation in the Middle East continued to deteriorate.
01:47Show frankness
01:47The current conflict in West Asia is a global crisis.
01:50Our country also finds it difficult to believe
01:52Therefore, all sectors should work together.
01:54Let's find a solution together
01:56Instead of pointing the finger at the unity government
02:10The opposition party blamed the Unity Government Office for the energy crisis.
02:14Spurly
02:14Ahmad Zaxi directly retorted
02:16Why not let the opposition party go to the Strait of Hormuz themselves and take a look?
02:20You'll realize that our country is already very fortunate.
02:49In response to the energy crisis triggered by the Middle East wars
02:53Deputy Prime Minister Fadillah pointed out
02:54Government departments will strengthen energy-saving measures
02:56This includes setting the office air conditioning temperature to a minimum of 24 degrees Celsius.
03:00Fadilla also suggested that civil servants wear clothing more suitable for the local climate.
03:04clothing
03:05For example, Bate corporate shirts or traditional Malay clothing.
03:08To reduce reliance on air conditioning
03:11In addition, Fadillah, who is also the Minister of Energy and Water Transition, revealed...
03:14The government will work with Petronas to monitor the supply chain daily.
03:18And we are prepared to deal with this contingency plan.
03:21To ensure that my country's oil supply remains sufficient and stable
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03:33Thank you for watching
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