Food operators plod on with children in tow


No neglecting homework: Shamsul with his wife Izyan Mohd Zaini, 36, making sure their children (from left) Alya, seven, Aira, seven, Aisy Affan, nine, and Aaidh Affan, five, keep up with schoolwork at their restaurant in Hala Kalui, Seberang Jaya. — ZHAFARAN NASIB/The Star

BUTTERWORTH: With schools and childcare centres closed, several food operators have to bring their children to their stalls during the conditional movement control order period.

Shamsul Munir Safini, 36, was seen whipping up local dishes at his outlet in Seberang Jaya with his four children aged five to nine in tow.

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