Officials from Malaysia’s Home Ministry said the sex toys could 'erode morals, public order and national safety' while posing for photos in front of the kinky contraband
Are you worried about the scourge of sex toys undermining Malaysia’s moral values? Don’t worry, the country’s Home Ministry wants you to know they’re hard at work tackling this serious issue.
According to the ministry, the sex toys are collectively worth more than Rm 115,000 and were being stored at the house before being sold online. Most of the products were manufactured in Thailand and China. “The ministry is worried that the use of sex toys could affect the morality of Malaysians and, if uncontrolled, could lead to a decline in moral values and other social problems,” he told the media at the press conference.
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