Random raids on eateries in PJ uncover unhygienic practices

Serving notice: MBPJ councillor Sean Oon looks on as a health officer puts up the notice of closure on one of the restaurants.

THE three restaurants in Petaling Jaya that were ordered shut by the city council yesterday were penalised, not only for having a dirty premises, but also for unhygienic practices.

These practices are namely washing and cooking in the back lane instead of at the kitchen as well as throwing grease and dirty water into the drains.