Limits on liquor sale in KL lifted


Pua: There is a backlog as the board has not met for over a year.

CHINESE medical halls and sundry shops in the country’s capital can continue to sell hard liquor as long as they apply to renew their licences, says Excise Licensing Board of the Federal Territory of Kuala Lumpur (ELBKL).

ELBKL chairman Dr Ronald Pua said that as long as these businesses complied with regulations, they would be allowed to sell alcoholic drinks.

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