KL police: Only restaurants are allowed to serve alcohol

By BAVANI M and JUSTIN ZACK

KUALA LUMPUR: City police have clarified that only restaurants are allowed to sell alcohol during this period of movement control order.

This comes after allegations that several police officers ordered bars and restaurants in Bangsar on Friday to stop serving alcohol, failing which the outlets would face a hefty fine.

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