By Corene Goh Wan Chen
11 April 2011
KUALA LUMPUR, April 10 - Petronas Dagangan Bhd has launched it Primax 95 Xtra- a new F1 technology inspired fuel which replaces the existing RON 95 fuel.
The new fuel is still sold at the same regulated price of RON 95 fuel at RM1.90 per litre and is now available in over 950 Petronas service stations nationwide.
Primax 95 Xtra, whose development is inspired by Formula 1 technology, features a combination of advanced combustion improver and friction modifier to produce efficient combustion and reduce internal friction to extract maximum work for every drop of fuel burned.
Thus, for the best performance, the new synthetic detergent has used in the fuel to provide a superior edge in cleaning the engine and maintaining its cleanliness.
The new fuel was launched by Prime Minister Datuk Seri Najib Tun Razak at the Petronas Twin Tower last night in conjunction with the unveiling of Petronas' new tagline “All The Way”.
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| Fuelling up: Najib posing as he launches Petronas' new fuel Primax 95 Xtra and accompanied by his wife Datin Seri Rosmah Mansor, Petronas president and CEO Datuk Shamsul Azhar Abbas (second from left) and his executive vice president Datuk Wan Zulkifli Wan Ariffin. |
Petronas Dagangan managing director and chief executive officer Amir Hamzah Azizan said: “In Petronas Dagangan, we firmly believe all the way and bring the best to our customers no matter product or services.
“The Primax 95 Xtra is a proved of our commitment to continuously invest in developing innovation products that meet and exceed our customers' expectation.”
Goh Chin Kang, 40, who is loyalty customer for Petronas said that he willing to demand the Primax 95 Xtra that will bring benefit to vehicle and at the same price as RON95.
Yeap Ah Cheng, 30, she express that if the Primax 95 Xtra really brings such functions, she will consider switches her fuel selection from Shell to Petronas.
By Tan Teck Joo
April 7, 2011
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| To be sure, BN facing more challenge by opposition alliances. |
Thus, the polls result is seen as barometer of the strength Of Prime Minister Datuk Seri Najib Razak’s government, and is expected to influence the timing and outcome of a general election.
Sarawak, Malaysia state that constituent largest portion of assembly seat, is a bastion of Najib’s Barisan National (BN). Sarawak provides the ruling coalition with one-fifth of its 137 members in Parliament and the outcome is local assembly elections will provide a reading on where the BN now stands.
The rival or opposition party enjoyed record winners to the ruling coalition in the last 308 general elections, but some analysts say strong economic growth and commodity prices have boosted the BN’s chances at national polls that must be held by next year.
However, in recent electoral campaign that held by opposition alliances showing their gaining fully support from Sarawakian.
The ruling coalition is unlikely to lose control of the state but voters could show their displeasure with long governing by Chief Minister Tan Sri Abdul Taib Mahmud and opposition might have opportunity to deprive the BN of its two-thirds majority in the state assembly as similar happened at 308.
Huge crowed of Sarawakian listening to opposition leaders speech.
Although opposition alliances managed to pull crowd on their campaign, but their find hard to approach with rural area especially they hardly visit to indigenous villages.
Moreover, most of the Melanaus or Dayak constituent are strong indicator support for BN, opposition more hardly to win those seats.
Nevertheless, within 30 years governs of Taib’s administration, there are several issues that unsolved such as Bible, indigenous land property and corruption of Taib also becoming main issue that hight debate and discuss with electoral period. Thus, it might turn into impacts that BN lose in this Sarawak election.
