Adding bite to action against dirty eateries


Ong showing the figures on council action and fines issued to eateries for various offences in 2016 and this year.

THE Penang Island City Council (MBPP) is fine-tuning its existing by-laws to add more ‘bite’ against food outlets which flout the law.

This is because the council has very little room to move although unlicensed food outlets and dirty eateries feature prominently as the biggest offenders.

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