A file picture of PerantiSiswa tablets being distributed to students.
PUTRAJAYA: There are indeed cases of PerantiSiswa tablets being sold and that stern action would be taken against individuals involved in selling the device they received under the Keluarga Malaysia PerantiSiswa Programme, says Tan Sri Annuar Musa.
The Communications and Multimedia Minister said 14 cases of the tablets being sold had been reported nationwide so far and the Domestic Trade and Consumer Affairs Ministry is closely monitoring developments.
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