Restaurants association urge govt to allow limited dine-in to mitigate loss of business


PETALING JAYA: Some 4,200 Muslim restaurants and mamak outlets nationwide will remain partially open for business, but only for take-away or food deliveries, says Malaysian Muslim Restaurant Owners Association (Presma) president Datuk Jawahar Ali Taib Khan.

"Our members will remain open to allow customers to order takeaways or deliveries through GrabFood and Foodpanda.

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