MBSA’s audit system benefits both council and restaurants

Shah Alam mayor Datuk Ahmad Zaharin Mohd Saad observing a clean-up in Taman Sri Muda during food premises inspections this year. (Right) Food was found in the drain near the cooking area of a restaurant in Seksyen 32, Shah Alam. — filepics

DIRTY floors and kitchens with cockroach droppings, unhygienic workers and unimaginable food handling methods — the Shah Alam City Council’s Environment Health and Licensing Department has seen it all while doing their rounds this year.

All in all the council had carried out 54 inspections covering 896 restaurants and stalls.