New Selangor regulations for confinement centres


(From left) Selangor deputy secretary (development) and Upen director Datuk Johary Anuar, Ng, Dr Siti Mariah and Subang Jaya mayor Mohd Fauzi Mohd Yatim showing the guideline for confinement centres.

SUITABILITY of location and renovation requirements are some of the challenges faced by confinement care operators in trying to follow licensing requirements by the Selangor government.

State local government, public transport and new village development committee chairman Ng Sze Han said the approved locations for confinement centres were commercial areas or residential areas where limited commercial activities were allowed.

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