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The Sarawak Ministry of Local Government and Housing has not received any reports on fake milk powder in the state so far, according to its head of Public Health Section Dr Cheong Yaw Liang. He said, however, the ministry would be conducting checks from today at supermarkets and retail outlets that sell infant milk powder to ensure the safety of consumers. " The checks statewide will be carried out in collaboration with several agencies. Parents need not worry as no reports have been received so far," he said adding that this proactive action was important to ensure infant milk powder sold in the Sarawak market was safe. |
