Hotels to address virus and water rationing issues


All together: Bak (right) and Vogiatzakis in a group photo with the key committee members of MAH Melaka chapter.

MELAKA: Melaka hotels here will work together as one big family to address the negative impact of the novel coronavirus and water rationing exercise.

Malaysia Association of Hotels (MAH) Melaka Chapter’s honorary secretary Jason Bak said the hotels had agreed to assist each other in terms of maintaining a high hygiene level and keeping rooms sanitised.

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