Dispute over cafe licensing continues in Ipoh

By IVAN LOH and MANJIT KAUR

IPOH: A cafe operator in Canning, which was found to be operating without a licence, is adamant to stay open and secure the necessary authorisation.

Hillrise Coffee's director Vincent Perera said that they have been attempting to obtain an operating licence from the Ipoh City Council since their opening in December 2022.

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