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DBKL: Premises that exclusively sell liquor cannot operate during lockdown

KUALA LUMPUR: Premises that exclusively sell liquor in the city are not allowed to operate during the lockdown, says Kuala Lumpur City Hall (DBKL).

However, it said the sale of alcohol is still allowed in supermarkets and sundry shops.

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