Kuala Lumpur, April 4 -- Malaysian Deputy Prime Minister Fadillah Yusof has announced a series of proactive measures centred on five key priorities to mitigate the impact of the global energy crisis triggered by conflicts in the Middle East. Speaking at a press conference on April 2, Fadillah said the government is focusing on ensuring a stable fuel supply, maintaining regular dialogue with stakeholders across sectors, curbing price increases, promoting energy-saving measures, and providing the public with timely and transparent information. According to the Deputy PM, the government, in coordination with the national oil and gas company Petronas and industry players, is conducting daily monitoring of the fuel supply chain. A contingency ...