Last call for illegal hawkers to show up


Wong (third left) and his committee members showing the list of food and beverages prohibited from being sold by hawkers outside school compounds.

THE Penang Island City Council (MBPP) is urging all illegal hawkers selling goods along Jalan Tanjung Tokong to attend the third and final open interview session to relocate their stalls.

City councillor Wong Yuee Harng, who is also the Public Health and Licensing Standing Committee chairman, said the invitation letters for the interview were sent out on March 14, adding that the third and final open interview will be held on March 26 at City Hall in Esplanade.

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