Govt to probe, take action over shortage of subsidised cooking oil due to smuggling, says Tok Pa


KOTA BARU: The problem of leakage in the supply of subsidised cooking oil, which is said to be due to among others, being smuggled to neighbouring countries, is taken seriously, says Minister in the Prime Minister's Department (Economy) Datuk Seri Mustapa Mohamed.

He said his office took a serious view of the matter with the shortage of the supply in the country.

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