Ministry probes claim 'plastic rice' was sold at Sandakan supermarket

By MUGUNTAN VANAR

KOTA KINABALU: A full investigation is underway to verify claims that "plastic rice" was sold at a supermarket in Sandakan.

Officers of the Domestic Trade and Cost of Living Ministry are carrying out the investigation to ascertain the validity of claims made in a viral video where a person is seen throwing away what he claims is "plastic rice."

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Sabah , Domestic Trade and Cost of Living Ministry , Armizan Mohd Ali , Acting Minister , Investigation , Viral Video , Claim , Plastic Rice , Sandakan , Supermarket

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