Penang eateries in limbo ahead of water cut


On the safe side: Hameediyah Restaurant co-founder Ahmed Seeni Pakir (right) showing a large water drum, outside the restaurant in Campbell Street. — LIM BENG TATT/The Star

GEORGE TOWN: While some eateries are willing to brave the scheduled water supply interruption, others are considering closing for a day or two.

An eatery owner, who wished to be known as Goh, said he would close his outlet in Carnarvon Street for a day, as stored water had proven insufficient during past water cuts.

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