Dangerous Fake Goods In Malaysia | Undercover Asia | Full Episode

Counterfeiting syndicates are no longer just faking handbags and luxury items. They are now gunning for everyday products you use and consume - from health supplements to cosmetics, fever pills to hard liquor. Undercover Asia heads to Malaysia to investigate a spike in reports of these counterfeit products in the market.
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[@studswat87]

As a Malaysian, I thought this documentary was really informative. However the next time, you make any documentaries which involves undercover operatives, please censor their faces and distort their voices for their personal safety. I was actually quite surprised that the identities of those Indian undercover operatives were not censored. Anyway, keep up the good work on making more documentaries like these.

[@veronham61]

Agree

[@seabass8154]

They were probably allowed to not censor the faces

[@johnnyceballos3081]

Fun fact: Shopee, a Singaporean company is one of ecommerce platforms in the Philippines that promotes the proliferation of counterfeit products in the market.

[@samasama941]

Louder

[@lunix3259]

And in Indonesia too

[@fidelcatsro6948]

PNP and Kopassus should catch and shut down these perpetrators...

[@rain2269]

any e-commerce website will fall prey to these counterfeits sooner or later. u just cant stop sellers from posting nonstop, can u? raise consumer awareness so they will at least check before buying, but then not all buyers will follow suit..

[@aidahoe2946]

Shopee should do something on counterfeits rather than focusing only on profit

[@Wisdom2233]

Even Knowing is fake product ,Singaporean still love to shop knockoff at Malaysia night market too. No different consumer mindset , just whether willing to fall for it with attractive price .

[@joshuawong9157]

Malaysian journalists are also free to make documentaries that report on the problems faced in Singapore

[@lunix3259]

Yeah, I don't get why people are so butthurt. Ask your local news to make them because SG has its own problems and dark side. I mean I'd watch both

[@danielliaw]

Wah the header is so bias, like everything happens only in Malaysia. Come on, so many place have their fair share of fake goods. Even Singapore.

[@Schocam]

Everywhere including places that make genuine staff.

[@asoookalangleyyy8684]

Content

[@sheldontan3804]

@The Seal okay lol

[@shalimarsulaiman7557]

They will only portray as though they are the best. They could have rephrase it in a better friendlier way but they don't..So myob ok🙏

[@shagodosora]

I love Chips Ohhh in malaysia with Fake ID ‼️ If Human with fake ID How about goods ❓

[@hil2mi]

A lot of my countrymen butthurt by the titles. Don't be. As soon as we start admitting our country has this problem, the sooner we can face it and smash the counterfeiters. Biggest problem is with law enforcement, either they're sleeping on the job or under the counterfeiters manufacturer/seller payroll to close an eye on the problem. Also, our people still prefer counterfeit goods instead of buying original but non-branded/cheaper branded goods.

[@premiumflow8670]

You might also mention that one of the reasons for counterfeits is the desire of some companies to make supernormal profits. For example, Abercrombie & Fitch takes 9$ sport coats manufactured in Asia and sells them at retail for $500. Doesn’t that incentivize the manufacturers or neighboring manufacturers to sell the same sport coats for $70, be it counterfeits or not?

[@premiumflow8670]

The same applies to cosmetics etc.

[@warforge]

@@premiumflow8670 And everything else...

[@GangetFans]

What have Amazon and Alibaba been without fake products? Their whole success are built on that from beginning even if Malaysia was the first place myself bought a Tag Heuer in beginning of 90:s on a market in Penang 🙂 And thanks for sharing CNA as usual great work And I still use my Tag Heuer 😀

[@mariekatherine5238]

I don’t care if my bag or shoes are knock-offs. You don’t need to go to Malaysia to get them! I do care if my food, medicines, or certain products that, if not properly made, are unsafe.

[@MrStarsuicide]

Your fake clothes, and jewelry are coming from the SAME vendors selling counterfeit alcohol and counterfeit medicine.

[@readwrite1815]

I don't know why envious Singapore medias often report bad news about the neighboring countries. What wrong with their mentality?

[@MrBen101199]

yeah, and their perfection of a country has nothing to be "under-covered"

[@ae.r3704]

singapore always feels insecure

[@mohdmohd4416]

Yes,who's doing this business....much worst during at present state gourvernment.

[@izwanizi]

Because they had serious mental health..thats why..

[@hellooooooo95]

country so small don't know what to do

[@the_yang7536]

just a feedback: turn down the background music a little, it's too blaring such that I am unable to hear what the casts/people are talking about. Other than that, great work in exposing something insightful and engaging, especially during this difficult period, as it helps to pass time meaningfully Thanks.

[@parrotbrand2782]

To be fair, most of the fakes are imported. The problem is smuggling and probably corrupt custom officers.

[@q3d385]

Yes. Blame the Malay.

[@mm-qf3rr]

Sofea Somel nobody blame malay

[@Balangair1]

@@q3d385 Well, agreed. That's the 'implied' meaning but I am immune to it. There will always be unwitting racist remarks... lazy Malay govt officer, cheating Chinese traders, whining complaining Indian uncle ... But to do your job, all I'll say is just grit your teeth and do it (job) properly.

[@hawaandroid2786]

Sometimes smuggling us done via lorong tikus.

[@ahsani22]

You summed it up.

[@lois2906]

the 'hidden cam' is so obvious ... kuddos to the guy who take risks

[@cyberduke_]

The hidden cam is so obvious that it is now considered as fake hidden camera.

[@rkh7360]

Wallets, clothes are to an extent legal matters. Agreed. But cosmetics, drugs n food have health risks. So scary. Also.. hide d face of d person going on regular trips to buy alcohol.

[@user_cv8wysmstt]

Rini Kh Not true. Chemicals on the surfaces of the wallets and clothes can cause skin inflammation in serious cases.

[@rkh7360]

@@user_cv8wysmstt "to an extent" it said. But gr8 point.

[@muzzmuzz1482]

After having a field day ‘making fun’ of Indonesia on their battle against Covid-19, now CNA is targeting Malaysia, with hopes that people will be distracted with the 22,000 Covid-19 cases now in Singapore.

[@diansari2631]

Licik nya singapore ni

[@kim2894]

How's that looking now eh?

[@emeraldclover1135]

probably, but I also think documentary like this is needed to spread awareness here in Malaysia, most Malaysian don't know or doesn't care about pirating, counterfeit and fake product. Malaysian should realize the danger of buying/counterfeit product.

[@lingth]

Step 1, educating buyers how to identify and differentiate fake and real is one way, but there are buyers like the lady who bought fake cosmetics, who CAN CLEARLY know they are buying a fake product, because its so cheap and because they have used it, but still support it and continue buying it, because they feel it works so why not, and save money, now that a different story and need a different plan to combat such mindset. I know some buyers who just want a cheap way to get drunk from their troubles, and dun mind that $5 cheap alcohol, even if the rice wine contain more industrial alcohol rather than the better quality ones, they say they dun mind it, as they just want to get drunk. and that a risk they are willing to take to save money.

[@danielch6662]

29:55 methanol **is** an alcohol. But you can't drink it. The alcohol you wan't is ethanol. When distillation is done wrong, methanol is left in the product. Smuggled alcohol is perfectly fine. They're cheap because the tax man wasn't paid his duty. Alcohol is so expensive in Malaysia because of the sin tax.

[@Titan-fk2fi]

alcoholic drinks are not essential either, have random side effect when drunk, potentially harm the organs with over-consumption and we muslims try our best to discourage muslims from consuming it. Plus those who wanted it, a lot can afford it anyway

[@pascualsolorzano5792]

"Real or fake" would rather me not wear one? Isn't that the government's job to stop this in the port's.

[@jokangpua2152]

When government top are fatcats, you think the starving port guards can still care what is fake or real entering?

[@Kdyp]

Pls change your misleading and slanderous title, It should be "The flooding of fake goods into Malaysia", the way that this documentary is edited, seems to insinuate that Malaysia is the mecca of fake goods manufacturing, but it is not. However, the documentary later states that, these goods are from China and India. And that, these goods flood the market because of Online commerce which is hard to regulate. Hence, THE TITLE SHOULD REFLECT THE CONTENT OF THE FINDINGS INSTEAD OF BEING CLICK BAIT AND SLANDEROUS TOWARDS ANOTHER COUNTRY.

[@rsaas1001]

and who controls the 'flood gates' of such goods

[@slantedyee5621]

@@rsaas1001 Rich towkeys lor

[@roymiguel338]

Wo tong yi!

[@Balangair1]

CNA Singa pore punye... So if they insinuate it's a M'sian thingy just bear with it...

[@PrinceClaudy]

I've seen a ton of bootleg stuff in Spain. My sister says Turkey is worse though

[@maxdc988]

How could this happen? Either the govt officials were sleeping or had received kickbacks in return for turning a blind eye.

[@ReefearEapear]

Don't you see they made raids in the video???

[@julienbongars4287]

The sound effects guy needs an ice cream so he can chill out.

[@Overneed-Belkan-Witch]

Heheh *Insert Overdramatic Sound Effect and Transition*

[@SheldonJPla]

3 hari yg lalu gw beli masker medis d local market harganya 5ribu (50cent) for 3 masker begitu gw buka yg asli cuma 1 sisany fake mask ciri²ny itu tipis banget ngga ada lapisan ke 2 dan ke 3

[@shalimarsulaiman7557]

Why only Malaysia?. Its everywhere in the world & you dont have a right to tarnish malaysia alone!

[@Schocam]

Agree.

[@hueyhuat]

Urgent kzbin.info/www/bejne/iWOxpWiCbZKAp6s

[@irwan9451]

its all about politics & propaganda. Malaysia poses a threat to Singapore economy. Cna is owned by Singapore government. They do this to make Malaysia look bad so they can lobby other countries to invest and set up company in Singapore. If you see all the news about Malaysia is always bad. They wont upload any good news unless it has something good involving Singapore.

[@obtjk]

It's CNA

[@shalimarsulaiman7557]

@@irwan9451 well said bro. Jealousy to the max?

[@244hayrick]

Counterfeit goods are ubiquitous in all of Southeast Asia including the highly secured SG.

[@xcre8ionx]

You just comparing apple to orange.. just go to Philippines they are selling counterfeit like selling food.. in the streets..

[@joseph-mariopelerin7028]

ya ya not bad in SG for sure, also in UD and OR maybe a bit in JQ

[@CutePuppy520]

M C ei. Sg a lot to fake stuffs also lar, just go to your sg Shopee site and take a look sia

[@brianadeva4560]

Some even are better than the original items

[@lunix3259]

SG is highly secured? How so?

[@jonathanchan9293]

I’ll be honest with you. Nothing’s gonna happen to the shore owner. Corruption in Malaysia is like a culture now.

[@TheTinminator]

Vietnam from what I know from my friends and families says that 90%of things there are fake. Which is why my friends and families over there always ask me to buy them stuff from America.

[@vister6757]

America has counterfeits too if you know where to shop 😜

[@familymart4510]

喝了没有事，就是真的 ！ 厉害 ！ 真服了你大哥 ！

[@johnnyceballos3081]

I don't have a problem with other media outfits like Al Jazeera making documentaries of the problems in my home country Philippines. But with CNA, it pisses me off. It's not that I'm denial of the issues we have here but it's more on the tone and style of their documentaries. It sounds to me like "you neighbors! poor, corrupt, disfunctional! We, perfect!" Right, Malaysian and Indonesian brothers?

[@capitaldude7119]

Singapore like U.S. blame other countries but when we talk about them they say So What?

[@sv4527]

Ohh , can smell ccp from miles away .

[@salahuddinhalim969]

if original products were not so expensive in malaysia , people would not be buying counterfeit goods.

[@louis8743]

CNA, next time undercover the CCP.... I don't think so, Hahaha

[@jokangpua2152]

Guys, you asking CNA to send people in to test their immortality against bullets? ^_^;

[@alexm566]

CNA is from Singapore, not China

[@shagodosora]

Good job CNA yes lots of even fresh fish with chemicals but problem is they don’t want to admit

[@sisubalanselvan2619]

Those who are saying that they nvr bought or owned faked items are just fake lmao. No matter where you live, fake products would always be the choice of most people especially for average people. Like bundle or cheap stores. Online shopping is full with fake products anyway and people still spent alot to buy it, most people are ok with it. At least its better than getting scammed.

[@cb250nighthawk3]

I love knock offs. I always have new shining things in my place.

[@raneshron4654]

I've been waiting for this

[@tzeeething8834]

It's not ethical if you're a makeup artist and you use fakes. Especially not on the people who trusted you with the makeup. If you've informed them and they're cool with it then it's ok, but otherwise, not cool.

[@Schocam]

Some people couldn't be bothered. You have to buy and give your products to the make-up artists.

[@lunix3259]

I'm seeing police in the news destroying these fake goods but yet I still see these goods being sold everywhere. If it's easy for me to obtain then what's the point 😂

[@briannguyen2867]

The problem is government will not enforce tougher jail term. We have same problem here in New York City but smaller scale and focus tourism market.

[@tokagetorijuro9011]

I complain to CASE for rusty kettle 10 to 15 years ago sold in NTUC, they told me they don't have the facility to test products... from that point I know, all the beautiful images of our efficiencies and serious attitudes are just marketing and propaganda on media.

[@daveevad3524]

For those wondering where to get counterfeit goods in Singapore, it is all in online shops. Physical retail shop that sells counterfeits will not survive because someone out there will definitely report it. But i swear it isn't always out of good heart lol Edit: actually, you can get counterfeit anywhere as long as it is via online shop. Just that in Singapore, it is the ONLY place you can buy counterfeit goods for most part.

[@izwanizi]

You think SG dont sell fake item kaaa ??? Not all Singaporean can afford to shoppe in LV boutique..

[@markopoloasia]

Good work Zeff Tan🔥

[@ncheric1638]

Rich countries can afford real mask, not all fake masks are from CCP,every corner of the world also got fake goods too.

[@hazleithhaz7644]

Not only in Malaysia, in Australia also

[@miszdalila4413]

the bloopers in the beginning was not necessary.the whole thing is also old news...

[@wohoo52]

Why not make a documentary of how Singapore failed to control its Covid 19 cases.

[@wwbren]

Only small minded people care about location, if CNA Insider is willing to spend the resources to come up with a video like this in my country, I would thank them for helping me be aware of these shennigans and I will be more cautious. These are things that not all governments are looking, into although they have a duty of care to their citizens. So, don't be so prideful can?

[@user-du3kl5bj1n]

Thanks CNA undercover 👍

[@Karlsen_Julie98]

Flooding fake goods into Malaysia. That's the true title.

[@veronham61]

Who imported them?

[@Karlsen_Julie98]

@@veronham61 irresponsible people who want to get fast money = piracy. Simple go to small retail store, buyer will ask cigarette with no tax first (which is illegal) then seller take cigarette from nowhere and sell it. Irresponsible import buyer + irresponsible seller + irresponsible buyer = worsen economy. That's why piracy is wrong.. but people become more ignorance while babbling "why our economy worsen, why" but the person itself by fake goods. It's true ori expensive, but it support economy. So are you buy fake goods?

[@mybikeknowsnospeedlimits3169]

@@Karlsen_Julie98 fake good good. i love buy fake good. Ori good no good. Why you talk this. No good this talk. Fake good good.I love buy supreme and lui vuton. People think I rich rich. You buy ori ori no rich you poor you. Fucke you. China numba last!

[@ironkid3020]

Oo it's really cool to hear tamil language in this video

[@davidtakius]

You forgot about those illicit officers by authority who receive large sum of bribery and allow those counterfeits off-load those anonymous containers while getting approval on documents to be discharged from the port. These kind of shipment often comes in large and bulk quantities which requires heavy transportation. Do you think perpetrators hire a few Bangladeshi's and ask them each to carry a full bag of goods on their shoulder and running across hundreds of KM through thick and dense forest and cross the border?

[@user-np1gd2jx7y]

dah tau lama dah..i would rather break my pocket buying expensive merchandizes from trusted merchant than cheap unworthy sellers...not to brag or being a show off but expensive items from trusted sellers worth every penny and life plus it last longer than the cheap one..supporting counterfeit products means supporting /human trafficking/prostitution and terrorism..It is one of the topic in AML@Anti Money Laundering

[@bizneat3610]

I once purchased what I think was a fake Mamypoko premie diaper. I was desperately looking for it and the baby retaill shop I used to buy from were out of stock. So I bought from a seller on Shopee. My baby wore it and it disintegrated so fast after just 1 hr of wearing. For eyeshadows, the counterfeits are usually with better pigmentation but probably full of non approved color pigments.

[@Aurica34]

OMG that uncle.... drink already no problem means genuine lor... HAHAHA I can't even....

[@user_cv8wysmstt]

vedwyr that uncle is delusional. Typical 眼不见为净（as long as I don’t know then it is non-existent)

[@penco-penco]

THANK YOU FOR EXPOSING THE FAKE THINGS

[@saidmuhamad4190]

CNA INSIDER IS POWERFUL AS USUAL!

[@rifatunramzan466]

such a nice documentary

[@dottieland7061]

Why all the hate it’s just an informational video, you all need to calm down and stop getting so het up !

[@NoName-iv1ps]

Are the alcohols sold in langkawi island, Malaysia counterfeit as well because they also sell it at a very cheap price at the duty free shop.

[@trailerkhai]

The alcohol sold at Langkawi is cheaper because they are duty free as allowed by the Malaysian government to boost tourism in Langkawi, not because they are fake. Other places in Malaysia are supposed to pay duties for the alcohol therefore the prices should be more expensive.

[@Vision33r]

There's no such things a fake mask. The only difference is good or bad quality. People don't know that using sheets of bounty is better than some of these bad quality masks.

[@midknight]

Great, another hit job piece on Malaysia 👏👏

[@cb250nighthawk3]

I bought a fake Arnold Palmer tee from a street vendor in Hadyai, Thailand back in 1993. It's still good till today and I still wear it and the colour never faded after all these decades. As long as it's not to be taken into the body, I'm okay with fake goods because I can't afford the real things. Long live knock-offs!

[@Schocam]

Fake is the right word for anything that goes into your body or applied onto your body. Cheap is the right word for anything that remains outside your body. Remember you work hard or lazy for your money. The money does not come without sweat and tears. So spend your money wisely.

[@cb250nighthawk3]

@@Schocam I have to disagree with your usage to differentiate fake and cheap products.

[@lunix3259]

It kills local businesses because you prefer something cheap over something cheap but not branded, despite local brands are genuine and fake goods are knockoffs

[@cb250nighthawk3]

@@lunix3259 It's up to the local businesses to compete for my money 💵. Why should I pay 10 times the price for something if I can get something of similar quality for a much cheaper price. Does the local businesses care a hoot about my financial position. Would they care if I go broke? But you go ahead and pay the exorbitant price for the brand name and to support them. I have no problem with that. If you are the local business, I'll tell you in your face : if you sell nasi lemak for rm25 a plate and your neighbor sells the same at rm8 and assuming everything is equal, I'd buy from your neighbor, even if yours is world famous. You cater to the rich and I'll give your neighbor my money 💵. It's fair and square.

[@fivegoldstar6811]

People but counterfeit because branded stuff like clothes is price unreasonably. Why the heck a of branded piece of clothes is more valuable than water that human actually need.

[@Luminousplayer]

$35 bottle at major retail that gets them in bulk , and you see somewhere else in a corner shop at $10, come on now... thats a sure ticket to get blind or worse

[@yorkiesweetpea23]

I am shocked at seeing all those young lady shoppers saying they do not care if the clothing are real or fake. 😮

[@lunix3259]

Zeff Tan, kudos to you sir

[@jfaustin1742]

Ok I'm pissed they let her use fake product on other people's eyes!!

[@dev3206]

Can you show me which countries in the world one or another way not using fake products.

[@syepha_alhabshee]

This makes me so mad. Producing counterfeit foods, beverages and medicines is so inhuman. Yet, I love the fact that he said it's better to use automation detection rather than human evaluation on counterfeit products that lead to more corruptions. It's true sometimes that's the only way to build integrity I guess. LOL😆

[@premiumflow8670]

The video would make a better impression without the drama music and without the tendency to make everything mega dramatic, which is quite annoying while watching.

[@thedamnedatheist]

Raising the drinking age will just expose more people to counterfeit liquor, as they'll buy under the counter. Should have raised the fines x10 or more. Make it cost the vendor so much it is no longer worth it. it won't stop all of them, but a lot.

[@jintanmanis5000]

Kenapa nk beli ubat2 fake padahal produk kosmetk kt Malaysia ada yg BAHAYA? hahahahuhuhuhu sedeyhhhh jutawan kosmetik timbang kilo lalalala

[@tericloud5894]

Well done documentary!

[@sinOsiris]

negligence gone unchecked

[@torquemood8397]

Unfortunately it's made in china.

[@nomomania6827]

If you pay off the officials, then they will look away and you can continue to sell fakes. If you don't pay up to their demanded sum, then they will shut down your fake goods business. Isn't that how it works in Malaysia?

[@maxdc988]

Yes, Malaysia boleh. haha

[@tj28308]

Sorry, not to offend any party, but a great proportion of counterfeit items sold in every country in Asia come from China..

[@steveliu99]

i wonder...seized...they might as well donate them to charity (if non dangerous consumption items), and things like counterfeit cloths, pants, sports attire....or have a massive garage sales of less than 90% discount...and get the return as money , to enhance their consumer operation. The idea here is IF the enforcers are not greedy and corrupted people themselves... No point burning it. No point destroying it. If it is a bag...at least use a burning stamper, to mark it with enforcer stamp, so that buyer can sell it. But selling at 90% discount, and protecting the counterfeited brand is essential...so the crime cannot be repeated elsewhere.

[@tropical_waves671]

Shared on Facebook 👍🏿

[@kaia783]

Same here in Philippines 👽 there's a lot of fake products and fake mask i guess, but the government didn't do any act for that😑

[@yeyyeyyey5104]

just a tip...do not order Milo ever in Malaysian warungs and any other restaurants...they are using cheap taste chocolate flavor drink and charge you a Milo drink price which is usually much expensive!!!

[@shangyilim]

Sometimes I order Milo has some weird aftertaste, eventhough they put publicly a lot of Milo packages at the drink maming station. Then I stop ordering it already

[@ms.chuisin7727]

There's a lot of fake milo products. Sometimes sold at the original price. People who bought it might not even know.

[@jambulrizal5531]

U 100% right this is true .I been staying JB for the past 8 years

[@ffendi]

then bring you singaporean hawker culture milo when drink in JB. easy. duit 3 times pon mahu takut.

[@sweet813one]

Guess im sticking to water now

[@wishrsmn]

This kaisu people got nothing to do said bad things to their neighbor. Why not y’all buy a singapore flight ticket from changi terminal 1 to changi terminal 2

[@theorangekindle4565]

With humility, time will tell you that, there are prisons if uncontented. My time is already wasted, what more can be asked? 🙏

[@Hillers62]

At 31:25 ...No, that doesn't look like a camera at all!!!!

[@mfmr200]

🤣😂

[@ganunesealghulami3254]

Alamak bro.....nice revealation

[@BrettonFerguson]

We got home made face masks in the USA too. Lots of people wear them. Even the masks from the pharmacies like Walgreens, CVS, or Rite Aid are no good. The elastic that goes over your ears does not keep the mask tight. I'm not an expert, but how well can a mask work when the mask is loose and there's a gap all around so the air isn't even going through the mask? EDIT: Most of the food in the US is not what it claims to be. Almost everything is made from corn oil. Cereals have plastic as filler. This is all 100% legal. Labeling laws are very lax.

[@msjubaidah7083]

Next, please undercover covid 19 progres in singapore..

[@xcre8ionx]

They should cover Malaysia Baru turn Malaysia Barua 😂

[@w4san]

I have never been this early! Also first

[@user-sf5bt8eb4y]

It seems like the only determining factor regardless of items (medication or liquor ) is the selling price. What happens if the retailers start selling fake item at original prices? how would the consumer or even the police detect such items? Maybe selling of clothes or accessories are fine, these indigestible items will kill people! The only way is to educate consumers on the dangers of counterfake goods , as long as consumer keeps buying this items , there will be people making, and i think we all know whos the best at producing conter fake goods. These probably no way of stopping it at its source (factories) those people will kill babies just to make a few bucks

[@Schocam]

Good point. That is why there are tourist places that actually say they sell replica or cloned products. That way you feel you are not cheated and you buy it out of your own free will.

[@user-sf5bt8eb4y]

@@Schocam If they tell you its fake or cloned, thats probably one of the more moral sellers and its probably ok if they are selling non harmful stuff like clothes etc. I highly doubt anyone would willingly tell you that your medication or liquor is cloned or replica. Who would be actually dumb enough to buy that? Even if one is crash strapped im sure no mother would buy replica milk or medicene for their children to save a few $. Just like in the video, they ask if that Chivas is genuine, of course, that seller would have come out with some excuse and say its genuine

[@hushpuppykl]

Criminal revenue ... tons of ‘health centers’ that have business licenses. 😂🤣

[@robertanthonybermudez5545]

Malaysia, truly Asia!

[@xzyza2000]

At least first come first serve mentality..meaning if your the first to talk you got full attention..this is the game of the 20first century.

[@FrankWu]

I think that Malaysia should follow and copying Singapore method . Like Imposing a heavy fine up to S$10,000.00 / $7000 USD and Malaysian Ringgit 30420 for the sale of out the sale of counterfeit goods as an offence. 我認為馬來西亞應該效仿新加坡的做法。 如對出售假冒商品的銷售處以最高10,000.00新元/ 7000美元的罰款和馬來西亞林吉特30420的罰款

[@jekdndn2420]

Most countries does that....not only Singapore....

[@-letstalk9730]

Why not approach the source instead of the retailers???

[@mangosalads5847]

Increased the fine

[@giesslechen3384]

Idk if ppl bought fake cloths but I draw the line of fake foods.

[@koyuxuan1239]

singapore : value dollar

[@asfia82]

cna being a bad media,its shows what their true intent are.meanwhile they say singapore is good in all ways,like prostitute been illegal there.clap3x

[@Hillers62]

At 31:40...LIVERPOOL!!!! You will never walk alone...

[@richardkam1532]

Fake Panadol, its already happening back in the 80..

[@TheAsian0711]

Is no one going to talk about how in the video the Malaysians are counting US dollars instead of Malaysian Ringgit... Or am I the only one disturbed by it

[@asmrlova]

Singapore's portrayal of Malaysia, what do you expect? This is just another one in a long line of smear campaign against Malaysia. Previously theres another attack on Malaysia showcasing the wet market situation which is laughable and easily refutable but outsiders will not know any difference.

[@TheAsian0711]

@@asmrlova Which episode is it? Would love to watch it!

[@susanchin4117]

The US dollars you saw maybe from American shoppers.

[@trailerkhai]

@@susanchin4117 It doesn't matter where the shoppers are from, businesses in Malaysia won't accept US dollars just as American businesses won't accept Malaysian Ringgit.