The Bayan Baru food court is still closed to dine-in customers with hawkers offering only takeaway service. – CHAN BOON KAI and LIM BENG TATT/The Star
WHILE those fully vaccinated are now allowed to dine in under the latest standard operating procedures (SOP) in Penang, many hawkers and food operators are not keen on providing such services to customers.
At the Bayan Baru food court, drinks seller Chung Seng Sooi, 68, said he and his wife, who were both fully vaccinated, had no plans to serve dine-in customers at the moment.
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A worker putting up a notice informing customers on the requirement to show digital vaccination certificates before dining-in is allowed at the New World Park food court in Penang.
Ang says they decided to put off serving dine-in customers at the Bayan Baru food court although some hawkers may have been fully vaccinated.
Tan manning a stall offering Asian cuisine for takeaway orders at the food court in Queensbay Mall, Penang.
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