(1) Diesel oil is 67 sen per liter in Malaysia compared to 133 sen in Thailand.(2) At present, MAS charges an average of 32.5 sen (100 sen equal 1 ringgit or $0.26) per kilometer.(3) To reduce the government subsidy on fuel, Mahathir said diesel and petrol prices will increase by 10 sen per liter (100 sen = $0.3) to 0.80 and 1.20 ringgit respectively.(4) For example, a belt made from tortoise shell was available for only one yen and fifty sen in Japanese money.(5) The unit of currency is the Malaysian Ringgit which is divided into 100 sen .(6) In 1907, when an inner-city train ticket cost between three and five sen , a made-to-order suit required an average of twenty to twenty-five yen.
