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A child, a teenager and a charity worker have already been taken to a hospital after tasting the candies.
Police have launched a criminal investigation and are trying to track down up to 400 other people who may have received the sweets.
Malaysian sweet maker Rinda Food Industries says its branding had been "misused" and it did not "condone the use of any illegal drugs in our products" The drugs might have been packaged inside the distinctive yellow " Rinda " wrapping to evade detection, police say.
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