Mohd Ridzuan (in white shirt) cutting up a fake branded T-shirt at the ministry’s storage facility in Bukit Minyak. — Photos: ZHAFARAN NASIB/ The Star
COLOURFUL G-Shock and Baby-G watches are cool fashion items to show off, but not when they are counterfeits and not made by Casio in Japan.
The counterfeit watches, piled up in big boxes, were among some RM300,000 worth of counterfeit fashion and electronic accessories, DVDs and VCDs as well as beer and soy sauce that were disposed of by the Domestic Trade and Consumer Affairs Ministry after the cases were solved.
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Mohd Ridzuan (in white shirt) cutting up a fake branded T-shirt at the ministry’s storage facility in Bukit Minyak. — Photos: ZHAFARAN NASIB/ The Star
Mohd Ridzuan putting the imitation items such as watches, DVDs and CDs into a shredding machine.
An officer using a blade to cut up an imitation branded handbag.
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