People put up with unsanitary conditions for love of good food


The stall owners of Lucky Garden hawker centre scrubbing down the place after receiving two-week closure order. - Filepic

AS EXPECTED, like a bad case of acid reflux after a heavy meal, many Malaysians have again closed not one but both eyes when it comes to tolerating dirty eateries.

The latest fiasco involving five food stalls in Lucky Garden, Bangsar, that were forced to close for two weeks for operating in unsanitary conditions, shows how one’s taste is stronger than sight.

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