Gaming outlets close doors in Kedah as state directive comes into effect on Jan 1


A man reading the closure notice displayed at one of the outlets in Kompleks Tunku Abdul Halim, Jalan Tunku Abdul Halim, Alor Setar. - Photo: GC TAN / The Star

ALOR SETAR: All gaming outlets in Kedah ceased operations starting Sunday (Jan 1), as directed by the state.

Checks around the city showed that the premises had all closed with some attaching a notice on their doors informing customers of their closure to comply with the state government's directive.

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