Miri beefs up enforcement on food outlets


The city council says it will not compromise on issues that will adversely affect the image of Miri as a resort city. — STEPHEN THEN/The Star

MIRI: Miri City Council and Miri Health and Medical Department will carry out joint enforcement to shut down dirty eateries following a rise in food-poisoning cases in the city.

Miri mayor Adam Yii said the two authorities would jointly conduct random spot-checks on food outlets.

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