Enforcement in Penang under fire


ENFORCEMENT agencies in Penang came under fire for failing to act against illegal businesses that have be­­come the source of econo­­mic power of certain groups.

Delegate Datuk Mohd Zaidi Said questioned what was stopping the agencies from taking action against illegal entertainment outlets, as well as gambling and prostitution activities.

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