Children in Sabah no longer seen consuming 'Ghost Smoke' candy


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KOTA KINABALU: Children here have not been consuming the "Ghost Smoke" candy following the recent crackdown by the authorities.

Sabah Domestic Trade and Consumer Affairs Ministry director Georgie Abas said that they have yet to come across any more cases in follow-up raids since their first seizure on Wednesday (July 24) from a premises in Petagas.

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