(From left) DBKL Health and Environment Department director Dr Hayati Abdullah and Mohd Sauffi collecting random food samples at the Jalan Kuching Ramadan bazaar.
KUALA Lumpur City Hall (DBKL) aims to reduce the number of food contamination cases at Ramadan bazaars through its yearly sanitary inspection and food sampling enforcement programme.
DBKL Socio-Economic Development executive director Datuk Mohd Sauffi Muhamad said about 770 food samples would be acquired between June 6 and June 23 to be checked.
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