MBSA shuts two premises


MBSA enforcement officers carting away seized items from one of the two premises raided.

TWO businesses in Section 7 were shut by Shah Alam City Council (MBSA) for allegedly being run by the foreign workers of the local licence holders.

MBSA Corporate Communications head Shahrin Ahmad said council officers checked two premises in the area and found that both were being operated by foreigners.

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