Shahidan holds power to reverse liquor ban, says Lee


Lee is questioning the reason for the liquor ban.

SOCIAL activist Tan Sri Lee Lam Thye threw support behind several retail stores which are prohibited from selling hard liquor in Kuala Lumpur.

Lee, the longest serving City Hall Advisory Board member with 16 years on the board, said it was simply not right to ask businesses which had been operating for decades to stop selling liquor.

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