Dirty eateries flouting safety and hygiene standards to be shut down

KUALA LUMPUR: The Health Ministry will shut down eateries that do not meet food safety and hygiene standards.

It is also warning the public to stay away from dirty eateries as it tries to zero in on the source of the spike in typhoid cases in the city.

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