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Photo showing plastic screens locked across the aisle with infant formulas at NTUC FairPrice outlet.
Twitter user Shawn Lim tweeted a viral photo of a locked display of infant formula on 17 January 2023. In response to the picture, Reddit user kormanny questioned whether it was real and requested more support for the afflicted. "This trial started two weeks ago, and we continue to assess the feasibility of continuing or extending this initiative," the spokesman said in a media statement
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NTUC FairPrice outlets install plastic screens to prevent theft of baby formula, beauty productsAt least two NTUC FairPrice stores have installed these screens, and a spokesperson said that the supermarket chain started trying out the measure weeks ago at a Bukit Batok outlet.
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