Don't ban dine-ins completely, plead restaurant operators


PETALING JAYA: Restaurant operators are appealing to the government not to completely ban dining-in under the latest round of movement control order (MCO 3.0), arguing that the minimum of two customers per table should be allowed to help them cope with expenses.

Malaysian Indian Restaurant Owners Association (Primas) president J. Suresh said totally banning dine-ins will only add more stress to operators.

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