Defiant eateries in KL shrug off City Hall raids


Stacks of plastic tables and chairs confiscated during enforcement raids by DBKL.— Courtesy photos

MANY Kuala Lumpur restaurants and food stalls are openly flouting city regulations, persistently cluttering public walkways with tables and chairs despite repeated confiscations by Kuala Lumpur City Hall (DBKL).

Enforcement officers report that these operators keep spare furniture ready, swiftly replacing items seized during raids.

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