How much has the government subsidised the MY30 pass?

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Government Subsidy for MY30 Pass Reaches RM13.2 Million

As of June 30, the Malaysian government has provided RM13.2 million in subsidies for the MY30 pass. This initiative, part of the National Economic Recovery Plan (Penjana), aims to support commuters by offering affordable and unlimited public transportation options.
MY30 Pass Sales and Scope

Sales of the MY30 pass reached 77,790 by June 30, indicating a significant uptake among commuters. The pass provides 30 days of unlimited travel across various public transport networks, including all rail services (MRT, LRT, Monorail), BRT, RapidKL buses, and MRT feeder buses.
Allocation and Purpose

The MY30 pass was allocated RM200 million under the Penjana initiative, highlighting the government's commitment to facilitating mobility and reducing travel costs for the public. The substantial subsidy amount reflects the ongoing effort to make public transportation more accessible.
Broader Economic Recovery Measures

The MY30 pass subsidy is one component of the broader Penjana plan. Other initiatives under Penjana include the PenjanaKerjaya scheme, which has registered 106,308 job vacancies and 123,919 job seekers as of July 6, and the PenjanaGig initiative aimed at providing social security protection for gig economy workers.

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