GOASIAPLUS August 2018
Our August issue shines in Merdeka spirit with Kenny Loh's stories of Malaysians across the country. Inside, this issue explores a Malaysian favourite; durian and the turtle hotspot in Redang. We also featured the story behind a successful Malaysian start-up of Hometown Hainan Coffee
Our August issue shines in Merdeka spirit with Kenny Loh's stories of Malaysians across the country. Inside, this issue explores a Malaysian favourite; durian and the turtle hotspot in Redang. We also featured the story behind a successful Malaysian start-up of Hometown Hainan Coffee
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FYI<br />
JAPAN<br />
Avoid fresh products like fresh fruit,<br />
vegetable or meat products.<br />
KOREA<br />
Animal-based traditional medicine,<br />
including bear gall bladders and musk.<br />
SINGAPORE<br />
Articles which infringe intellectual<br />
property rights. Chewing gum and<br />
carry-on cigarette packs cannot<br />
contain more than 19 sticks.<br />
CAMBODIA<br />
Products from origin of animals such as<br />
birds of prey and reptiles, especially those<br />
in the Convention on International Trade<br />
in Endangered Species (CITES) list.<br />
THAILAND<br />
It is highly illegal to<br />
take out or bring into<br />
the country pictures or<br />
ornaments with the image<br />
of Buddha, unless special<br />
permission has been granted.<br />
Many shop owners will still try to<br />
sell you pictures, but they will not<br />
tell you about the regulations of<br />
taking them home. Also, standing<br />
on a Buddha statue to have your<br />
photograph taken is one of the<br />
most disrespectful things that you<br />
can do in Thailand, because you<br />
are placing the lowest (the feet)<br />
upon the highest (Buddha).<br />
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