Sneaky factory ordered to close


Spot check: Police officers involved in ‘Ops Patuh’ visiting a factory in Shah Alam. — CHAN TAK KONG/The Star

SHAH ALAM: A factory was ordered to close after it was found to be manufacturing non-essential items and workers eating in the cafeteria – both an infringement of Covid-19 standard operating procedure.

The discovery was made during an Ops Patuh raid as large parts of Selangor and Kuala Lumpur came under a two-week enhanced movement control order that began yesterday.

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