Health Minister: We cannot allow sale of 'ghost smoke' candy


The candy allegedly becoming a hit among students around the country.

PETALING JAYA (Bernama): The Health Ministry's Food Safety and Quality Division has begun its investigation into the "smoke candy" that is reported to be sold freely in Sabah towns.

Health Minister Datuk Seri Dr Dzulkefly Ahmad said the ministry would work closely with the Domestic Trade and Consumer Affairs Ministry on the matter.

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