Business licence still valid until MPBP considers submission, vendor in socks controversy says


BATU PAHAT: The supplier embroiled in the socks controversy has come forward to say that it was given 30 days to write to the Batu Pahat Municipal Council (MPBP) before any decision is made regarding its business licence.

Xin Jian Chang Sdn Bhd issued a statement on Thursday (March 21), saying that its representatives were invited by MPBP for a meeting with council president Ezahar Abu Sairin on Wednesday (March 20).

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