MPAJ issues notices to food outlets with dirty toilets


MPAJ’s Health and Environment as well as Enforcement departments conducting inspections on toilets in eateries in Pandan Indah. — Filepic

ALMOST 200 food premises in Ampang Jaya, Selangor, are at risk of not being able to renew their business licences due to unsanitary toilet conditions.

Ampang Jaya Municipal Council (MPAJ) had issued the warning notices to the premises for failing to meet the clean, attractive and fragrant (bersih, menawan dan wangi) standard for their toilets.

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