Dirty eateries giving Penang a bad name


Yeoh (middle) and other key industry players participating in a panel discussion during the Penang Tourism Master Plan (PTMP) town hall session at Setia SPICE Convention Centre in Bayan Lepas, Penang.

WHY are the other cities ranked above Penang when the state has tastier hawker food to offer?

AirAsia Berhad northern region government relations officer manager Kenneth Tan opined that this could be due to poor hygiene standards at some of the eateries in the state.

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