Convenience store chain apologises for 'Allah' on socks


PETALING JAYA: Convenience store chain KK Super Mart apologised for its oversight in selling socks with the word Allah printed on them.

In a statement on its Facebook page, the company said sorry and added it had stopped the sale of the socks.

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