'Thai Hot Guy' venue has no valid licence, DBKL looking at action to be taken

PETALING JAYA: The premises scheduled to host cross-dressing Thai men as part of its March 30 opening does not have a valid licence, says the Prime Minister's political secretary.

Commenting on the controversial "Thai Hot Guy" event to open Privacy Club Tun Razak, Azman Abidin (pic) said checks by Kuala Lumpur City Hall (DBKL) found that the premises only has a restaurant licence.

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