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PETALING JAYA: News of the deadly alcohol poisoning has prompted the Malaysia Liquor Manufacturer and Bottler Asso­ciation to advise tipplers to avoid “at all cost” alcoholic drinks that are sold way below market price.

This would include products that were supposedly sold “duty-free” in retail shops or from unlicensed operators, it said.

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