Bad hygiene sees 12 eateries in Penang shut


EATERY operators have been urged to be responsible in food handling following the closure of 12 food premises in Penang for failing the state Health Department’s hygiene requirements.

The premises comprised several famous nasi kandar outlets and restaurants in the Little India enclave in George Town, of which some were found to have rat and cockroach droppings.

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