DBKL seals 41 business premises for violating SOP


DBKL enforcement officers sealing off one of the 41 premises for failing to comply with the SOP.

AS MOST businesses in the Klang Valley are allowed to operate now, the authorities are ramping up their inspections on business premises to ensure compliance with the standard operating procedure.

In Kuala Lumpur, some 41 business premises were ordered shut by Kuala Lumpur City Hall (DBKL) for various offences, including not adhering to Covid-19 SOP.

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