Locals stew over illegal food court


Photos By LEW GUAN XI

The food court that is operating illegally.

DESPITE being deemed illegal, a food court at Jalan Sri Hartamas 22 is still in operation, to the dismay of residents and traders in Desa Sri Hartamas, Kuala Lumpur.

Besides being built without proper approval, Desa Sri Hartamas Owners and Traders Association (DSHOTA) president Abu Bakar Ibrahim said its cleanliness was not up to the mark.

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