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00:04AirAsia is facing a financial crisis and has even had to enlist the help of the government.
00:08This rumor has attracted significant market attention over the past two days.
00:11The report cited sources saying that the government has inquired with Malaysia Airlines and Batavia.
00:16Is it capable of taking over AirAsia's domestic market share?
00:20It was described as a scenario plan developed by the government in response to AirAsia's financial situation.
00:25As soon as the news broke, AirAsia's stock price plummeted by as much as 21% yesterday.
00:31It hit a four-year low.
00:33AirAsia founder Tony Fernandes personally responded to this today.
00:37AirAsia emphasized that it has never asked the government for help.
00:40He described it as the most absurd statement he had heard in 25 years.
00:44As for AirAsia facing rising fuel prices and operational pressures...
00:48Tony stated that AirAsia does not have any so-called Sugar Daddy backing it up.
00:52So this time, we still have to rely on ourselves to get out of the crisis.
00:55He believes that the recent sharp fluctuations in fuel prices
00:58The impact on the company is far less than during the COVID-19 pandemic.
01:01Back then, tourism demand was almost zero.
01:03AirAsia's accumulated losses are approximately RM10 billion.
01:06Although fuel consumption and geopolitical factors are currently driving up operating costs...
01:10However, the demand for tourism still exists.
01:12Tony emphasized that AirAsia did not receive government bailout at the time.
01:15In the end, all the debts of the creditors were repaid.
01:18Therefore, AirAsia will have to face this challenge on its own this time.
01:24AirAsia founder Tony Fernandes emphasized
01:27AirAsia does not need government bailout
01:29He said the second quarter of this year was the most difficult period for AirAsia.
01:32However, with adjustments to airfares to cope with rising fuel costs...
01:36Operational conditions are expected to gradually improve.
01:38He stated that AirAsia accounts for approximately 60% of the Malaysian domestic aviation market.
01:43Having approximately 100 aircraft is a scale that other airlines cannot match.
01:47Enough to replace overnight
01:49He also revealed that the passenger load factor reached 80% in the third quarter.
01:52Fourth-quarter ticket bookings are strong; also bullish on Indonesia, the Philippines, and Thailand.
01:57market
01:59Mohamad Mohasan, the former president of the Unification by Force, previously suggested
02:02The Perikatan Nasional (PN) coalition's four-week elections will be held one week immediately following the Malacca general election.
02:06election
02:07To test the sincerity of allies in cooperation
02:09In response, PAS President Hadi Awang believes that the Perikatan Nasional (PN) coalition does not need four weeks of negotiations.
02:13Weekly elections held separately
02:14It should be conducted in conjunction with the 16th National Election.
02:17This allows the election to proceed without increasing the burden on the people to vote.
02:21As for whether to dissolve the Perikatan Nasional four-week parliamentary session
02:24Hadi Awang said the decision would be made by the Perikatan Nasional leadership.
02:29Sarawak police, in conjunction with Bukit Aman, launched two operations.
02:32Two men were arrested in Gujing and Linmeng respectively.
02:35The shipment weighed over 191 kilograms and was valued at over RM17 million.
02:40poison
02:41Police stated that the suspect arrested in Gujing
02:43Rent a house through a accommodation platform
02:46Used as a packaging and storage location for drugs, which were then redistributed to the Gujing area.
02:50In another case, the police dismantled a drug trafficking syndicate that used pickup trucks.
02:54Drugs were transported from Merri to Sabah by land.
02:58The word "touched" is written as pública.
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