Face masks still available in Sabah, no need for panic, says Consumer Affairs Ministry


Georgie Abas (in white) and other ministry officials with the seized masks.

KOTA KINABALU: Face masks are still available for sale here and there is no need for panic or worry, says the Domestic Trade and Consumer Affairs Ministry.

The ministry's Sabah director Georgie Abas also warned errant traders not to jack up prices, adding that some were selling face masks at twice the original price.

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