Adopt selective approach in guideline on hard liquor sale, say stakeholders


A group of foreigners sit under a bridge in Brickfields purchased from a sundry shop in the area.

BUSINESS owners and residents associations want Kuala Lumpur City Hall (DBKL) and the Federal Territories Ministry to adopt a selective approach instead of a blanket ruling in implementing the new regulations on the sale of hard liquor.

KK Group of Companies founder and group executive chairman Datuk Seri Dr KK Chai urged DBKL to consider the plight of business operators who had suffered losses due to the ailing economy brought on by the Covid-19 pandemic.

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