GEORGE TOWN: The usage of the 2.5L Toyota Vellfire as an official vehicle for Federal Government ministers has caused controversy.
"The ministers received the official car on April this year, and this happened while people were losing their jobs, businesses went bankrupt and suicide cases were on the rise in 2021, said Bayan Baru MP Sim Tze Tzin.
Sim said the country's debts has reached RM1.3 trillion and has reached 65% of the country's gross domestic product. Sim said most of the ministers who currently hold minister positions were those who loudly opposed the PH government for considering a proposal to change the official vehicle.
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