Ministry checks over 3,000 traders to curb unethical practices since Ramadan began


KUALA LUMPUR: Authorities have checked over 3,000 traders across the country to crack down on unethical business practices in just one day after Ops Pantau 2025 began, says the Domestic Trade and Cost of Living Ministry.

The ministry said that it had carried out 3,275 inspections nationwide, and received 116 complaints from consumers as of March 3, just one day after Ops Pantau was launched.

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