Most premises follow SOP


Spot check: Domestic Trade and Consumer Affairs Ministry enforcement director Azman Adam (second from left) and his team inspecting SOP compliance at an optical shop.

PETALING JAYA: Most business premises were found to be complying with Covid-19 standard operating procedure during lockdown with only a small number of them breaking the rules, the Domestic Trade and Consumer Affairs Ministry found.

The ministry’s enforcement division said it checked a total of 615,996 premises from May 13 until June 26 and found 574 businesses flouting the SOP.

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