KUALA LUMPUR: As a temporary freeze on new liquor licences came into effect here, businesses say stiffer penalties on drink-driving and creating more awareness is the best way forward.
Backing the government’s determination to curb the scourge of drink-driving, restaurant and coffeeshop operators however likened the immediate freeze imposed by Kuala Lumpur City Hall (DBKL) as “addressing the symptoms and not the root causes”.
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