Food operator back again illegally in Jln Sepadu


The walkway that was cleared by DBKL three months ago now has tables, chairs, refrigerator and kitchen sink. — Photo: YAP CHEE HONG/The Star

JUST three months after being evicted, a food operator who ran a stall illegally on a public walkway along Jalan Sepadu in Taman United, Kuala Lumpur, is back in business – again illegally.

The hawker had previously operated with a restaurant licence, but this time it is operating without any permits.

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