Mask up, sanitise always


Maintain SOP: A customer choosing his food at a cafe in Burma Road, Penang. Most restaurants insist their customers keep their masks on until they begin their meal. — CHAN BOON KAI/The Star

GEORGE TOWN: Eateries and restaurants are taking precautions against Covid-19 infections to protect their workers and customers, although the check-in requirements have been relaxed.

Harry Potter Cafe owner Harry Danny, 33, said after MySejahtera check-ins and temperature scans were no longer compulsory, there were fewer restrictions when customers stepped into his shop.

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