IPOH: A supermarket in Teluk Intan is facing action from the Domestic Trade and Cost of Living Ministry (KPDN) after refusing to sell subsidised cooki...
: A supermarket in Teluk Intan is facing action from the Domestic Trade and Cost of Living Ministry after refusing to sell subsidised cooking oil to customers.
“This move was in response to information and complaints from the public alleging that the seller was hoarding cooking oil and refusing to sell it when asked. Kamalludin said a thorough inspection of the premises found empty shelves with no supply of cooking oil packets.
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