Close watch on eateries to protect food haven status


Penang Health Department officers closing a dirty outlet earlier this year.

A WHOPPING 120 eateries in Penang have been temporarily shut by the Penang health authorities this year for poor hygienic.

State local government committee chairman Jagdeep Singh Deo said this was part of the initiatives taken to ensure Penang remained a food haven.

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