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Tofu and soy product prices in Kuala Lumpur have surged by <strong>10%</strong> since April 7, driven by escalating diesel prices. Traders are passing these costs onto consumers, raising concerns about market effects.
Malaysian Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim announced that the Malaysian economy remains resilient despite increasing global challenges. The government has expanded its 'Plan B' measures to ensure stability and growth.
The Malaysian Internal Tourism Association (MITA) has urged the government to provide tax relief to support the local tourism sector, suggesting that this measure would be quicker than direct fuel cost support. This comes amid rising diesel prices and the impacts of the war in Iran.
The Minister of Tourism in Sarawak, <strong>Abdul Karim Rahman Hamzah</strong>, stated that ongoing conflicts in West Asia will not negatively impact Malaysia's tourism sector but may actually enhance domestic tourism. This was announced during a press conference in <strong>Kuching</strong>.
The Malaysian Ministry of Domestic Trade and Consumer Affairs will meet with the Islamic Restaurant Operators Association to discuss the alleged increase in operating costs, which range from <strong>10%</strong> to <strong>30%</strong>. This comes as the sector faces growing economic challenges.