Finance Ministry says no commitment to bail out AirAsia
Any request for support from companies in any sector "will be considered based on the interests of the country and the people, the fiscal sustainability of the government and the protection of public funds, in accordance with applicable laws and procedures," said Malaysia's finance ministry.
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