The Domestic Trade and Cost of Living Ministry (KPDN) has refuted claims that its officers intimidated clinics for not displaying medicine prices.
The ministry’s enforcement director-general Datuk Azman Adam clarified that no notices or compounds were issued on the first day of the law coming into effect on May 1.
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The ministry’s enforcement director-general Datuk Azman Adam clarified that no notices or compounds were issued on the first day of the law coming into effect on May 1.
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00:00We say the prices within 3 days from now can be summoned, so that threat of the summoned won't be at the end of it.
00:30So, during these 3 months of grace periods, there's no plan to issue any summoned yet, so that's the idea of educational enforcement.
00:46So, during this 3 months phase of educational enforcement, it's the time that we advocate and to look at how this order is being implemented by the pelaksana.
01:01So, it will be a process whereby it's a learning phase for both sides, so meaning that in this order is clear what needs to be done and how it's going to be done.
01:16It's clear there, but we will, during this phase, we will look at how it's being conducted.