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Image Goes Viral For Showing Malaysian Ad That Encourages Citizens to Take Drugs???

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Troll Posts This Image Showing Malaysian Ad Encouraging Citizens To Take Drugs! - World Of Buzz

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We’ve seen many videos and pictures of people pulling some of the most hilarious jokes ever. But have you ever seen a prank gone so right yet involved the authorities?

A few images have gone viral in Malaysian social media depicting ads that are pretty controversial.

It reads, “Pilih sihat. Dapatkan ganja”. It basically translates to, “Choose health. Get Marijuana.”

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Of course, we know this could not be a legit ad, and undoubtedly, one troll decided to Photoshop a couple of billboard signs by AIA to indicate the encouragement of taking drugs.

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Basically, this guy changed the words “Dapatkan Ganjaran” (Get Rewards) into “Dapatkan Ganja” (Get Marijuana).

Here’s how the real ad poster looks like:

 - World Of Buzz

Source: facebook

The hilarious pictures went viral and of course Petaling Jaya City Council (MBPJ) just had to rain on the parade. The corporate communications director of MBPJ, Haniza Abd Hamid criticized this incident when speaking to Harian Metro, citing it as an irresponsible act.

Haniza wants the internet to stop spreading those pictures because she believes that this was an act to tarnish MBPJ’s reputation – all public signage and billboards must first be approved by them before being put up.

“I hope people will not share the digitally-altered image further”

But this doesn’t bring down the Malaysian mood as netizens chime on and joked along with the pictures.

“Ganja legal in Shah Alam.”

“Selangor government supply!”

“Smoke weed everyday~~~”

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