Be strict but fair when ensuring public compliance with SOP


Customers are required to write their contact details and body temperature in log books when entering any shop. — Filepic

THE recent case of a 20-year-old in Miri who was issued a RM1,000 compound for not writing down his full name in the registration book when dining at an eatery, has received negative reaction from the public.

The youth had written down his Chinese name, contact details and temperature reading but an enforcement team checking on SOP compliance, compounded him as the name in the log book differed from his MyKad, which carried his English name.

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