Eateries get two weeks to buck up


The Lucky Garden hawker centre is popular for its food although it has sanitary issues. — SAMUEL ONG/The Star

THE Federal Territory Health Department (JKWP) has shut down six eateries operating in Lucky Garden, Jalan Ara Kiri, Bangsar following complaints by the public.

Department director Dr Param Jeeth Singh said five stalls at the Lucky Garden Hawker Centre and one restaurant nearby were ordered to close for two weeks until Feb 24.

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