Launderettes now urged to put up no-smoking signs at their premises


PETALING JAYA: Launderettes in the Klang Valley will be advised to put up no-smoking signs at their premises to promote better health awareness among customers.

The Selangor and Kuala Lumpur Laundry Association will discuss with and advise its 200-over members to do this, following the Health Minis­try’s plans to gazette more places as smoke-free areas.

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