Ban on sexy, superstitious ads in Shah Alam
The Shah Alam City Council (MBSA) will not issue any licences to any quarters to put up product and service advertisements with elements of sex and superstition in areas under its jurisdiction.
The Shah Alam City Council (MBSA) will not issue any licences to any quarters to put up product and service advertisements with elements of sex and superstition in areas under its jurisdiction.
Mayor Mazalan Md Noor said MBSA had received many complaints of such advertisements being put up on walls, lamp posts, trees and even on phone booths in Shah Alam.
"Action has been taken to remove them," he told Bernama here today.
Bernama checks found that many advertisement buntings had been put up on trees and lamp posts here, with some of them offering spiritual massage service, sex stimulants and supernatural help to collect debts.
Most of them did not even have any approval stickers from MBSA and were written in various languages and with misleading illustrations.
Members of the public who wish to lodge complaints on such advertisements in their areas can do so by contacting MBSA's public complaint division at 03-55105133 ext 254 or its 24-hour operation room 03-55105811.


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