MS : Wei siapa yg dah curi tu harap bagi balik ooii .. kondom tu nak hantar gi jepun tuk kegunaan hari Valentine nanti ... hahaha akan bertambah lah penduduk jepun kalau kondom made in Perak tu tak jumpa. ... nasib baik dia tak cakap untuk kegunaan dalam M'sia ...
Rupa-rupanya ada kilang kondom di Perak yaa .... ingatkan semua kondom ni di impot ..
KUALA LUMPUR 9 Feb : The police are investigating the disappearance of 700,000 ultrathin condoms that went missing during transit from Malaysia to Japan last week, just weeks before Valentine’s Day.
“We take the matter of the missing condoms very seriously... we are investigating the matter,” a Malaysian police spokesman said, according to an AFP report.
Sagami Rubber Industries, Japan’s first condom maker, said last week that the shipment of about 726,000 condoms was loaded into a container at its Perak factory, which subsequently arrived locked but empty in Tokyo.
“We are unhappy over the incident. This is the first time such a thing has happened since our Malaysian production started in 1997,” Sato Koji, the factory manager told AFP.
Sagami’s head office have said the condoms, which it says are only 0.02mm thick or 14 per cent thinner than normal ones, are worth RM4.5 million at Japanese retail prices.
Freight forwarders have said goods being shipped out of Malaysia routinely go missing and that many cases are inside jobs.
“There are locks, seals and checklists provided by freight forwarders and shipping lines for every part of the journey from factory to destination so it is very easy to find out where and when they were tampered with or changed,” said Air Freight Forwarders Association of Malaysia head Walter Cullas. - TMI
“We take the matter of the missing condoms very seriously... we are investigating the matter,” a Malaysian police spokesman said, according to an AFP report.
Sagami Rubber Industries, Japan’s first condom maker, said last week that the shipment of about 726,000 condoms was loaded into a container at its Perak factory, which subsequently arrived locked but empty in Tokyo.
“We are unhappy over the incident. This is the first time such a thing has happened since our Malaysian production started in 1997,” Sato Koji, the factory manager told AFP.
Sagami’s head office have said the condoms, which it says are only 0.02mm thick or 14 per cent thinner than normal ones, are worth RM4.5 million at Japanese retail prices.
Freight forwarders have said goods being shipped out of Malaysia routinely go missing and that many cases are inside jobs.
“There are locks, seals and checklists provided by freight forwarders and shipping lines for every part of the journey from factory to destination so it is very easy to find out where and when they were tampered with or changed,” said Air Freight Forwarders Association of Malaysia head Walter Cullas. - TMI
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