24 business in Kuala Lumpur shut down for various offences


DBKL enforcement officers taking action against business premises and traders for violating licence conditions. — Courtesy photos

A TOTAL of 24 business premises in Kuala Lumpur were slapped with closure notices during an operation by Kuala Lumpur City Hall (DBKL).

They were ordered to close for various violations, including operating without valid licences, employing foreign workers and causing obstruction at public spaces.

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