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Domestic Trade and Consumer Affairs Minister Alexander Nanta Linggi has denied claims that he had urged Malaysian consumers to eat duck instead while the government was looking into the chicken price increase.
He said he had never issued such an insensitive statement and made fun of people facing difficulties.
He said he had never issued such an insensitive statement and made fun of people facing difficulties.
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