Eateries unsure about mandatory SOP


Here you go: staff providing customers with face masks at a restaurant in Church street, George Town.

GEORGE TOWN: Many eateries are still confused about the mandatory standard operating procedure (SOP) after the authorities announced that face masks will be compulsory at public places and crowded areas from today.

Some were not sure if social distancing had to be taken up a notch, which included fewer patrons at any one time, while others were unsure of the size of tables based on the number of people who could be seated.

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