The Malaysian government has RM30 billion remaining from its RM46.3 billion allocation for 2021 to support citizens and businesses through cash aid and indirect assistance. Programmes like Bantuan Prihatin Rakyat and wage subsidies will continue until December, alongside indirect help for key sectors. Finance Minister Tengku Zafrul noted additional aid under the National Recovery Plan will be announced soon. The government aims for cautious economic reopening to balance recovery and fiscal constraints.RM30BIL MORE TO BE DISTRIBUTED
The Malaysian government has RM30 billion remaining from its RM46.3 billion allocation for 2021 to support citizens and businesses through cash aid and indirect assistance. Programmes like Bantuan Prihatin Rakyat and wage subsidies will continue until December, alongside indirect help for key sectors. Finance Minister Tengku Zafrul noted additional aid under the National Recovery Plan will be announced soon. The government aims for cautious economic reopening to balance recovery and fiscal constraints.


