‘Zombies’ may soon be walking our streets

Compiled by RASHVINJEET S.BEDI, ASHLEY TANG, OH ING YEEN and R.ARAVINTHAN

THE arrival of “zombie drugs” on Malaysian shores may send users into a biting frenzy, bringing scenes from movies like Train To Busan to life on our streets.

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