What ban? People are enjoying breakfast at Sibu food court despite ban


  • Nation
  • Wednesday, 18 Mar 2020

SIBU: Food and drink stalls at the central market here are still allowing customers to dine-in despite a nationwide ban that came into force today (March 18).

While eateries are allowed to open their business, they are only supposed to cater for take-aways.

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