MCA: Why take away rice bowls of restaurateurs?


Popular spot: Tanjung Sepat, which is near Morib, is a fishing town famous for its seafood.

TANJUNG SEPAT: Two operators whose restaurants were demo­lished to make way for a district council food court and upgrading of the local jetty say the livelihood of over a hundred people has now been affected.

“It is not just us, the business owners. We have about 30 workers and our suppliers are mainly locals and orang asli.

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