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Royal Malaysian Customs Department says heavier punishment will be given to business owners if found to be selling contraband cigarettes. Deputy director general in enforcement and compliance, Datuk Matrang Suhaili said that during the launch of Operasi Outlet V 3.0 in Johor Bahru on Monday.
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