In a statement, the ministry said it believes that taxing sugar-sweetened beverages may reduce the sale of those beverages.
Malaysians in general are becoming more aware of lifestyles that contribute to good health, the statement said. As such, the ministry said it would continue its educational and promotional activities to encourage people to lead a healthy lifestyle. Other venues include rest and recreational areas along the highways, nutrition information centres and healthy community kitchens.
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