ERRANT restaurant operators in Petaling Jaya risk having their licences suspended for two-weeks under a proposed three strikes policy that aims to ensure cleanliness and hygiene are not compromised.
Petaling Jaya deputy mayor Puasa Md Taib said the city council (MBPJ) would put forward a motion at its full board meeting this month, to impose harsher punishment on habitual offenders, like those who flout food regulations or fail to dispose of food waste properly.
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