An MBPP environment health licensing officer checking the social distancing floor markers and other measures at a fast food outlet in Penang. — Photos: LIM BENG TATT and MUSTAFA AHMAD/The Star
THOSE planning to get some work done at food outlets while dining in can forget about the idea completely as they will no longer be allowed to do so when dine-in services are allowed in phases in Penang beginning today.
Patrons, said Penang Island City Council licensing department senior health officer Goh Eng Chun, will have to “travel light” without their electronic gadgets such as laptops, tablets and iPads when visiting the food outlets.
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Conditional MCO in Penang
An MBPP environment health licensing officer checking the social distancing floor markers and other measures at a fast food outlet in Penang. — Photos: LIM BENG TATT and MUSTAFA AHMAD/The Star
Some people are spotted not wearing face masks at the Komtar Bus Terminal during the conditional MCO period.
Most of the ferry commuters seen wearing masks on board the ferry crossing the channel from the terminal in Butterworth to the island.
Pedestrians on board the ferry are also seen wearing face masks.
A long queue of people with their temperature taken before being allowed inside the post office in George Town.
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