Tobacco display ban on track


Out of sight: Come Oct 1, eateries are required to install shutters and tinted glass to cover their tobacco displays.

Restaurant owners support the move, asking for firm guidelines

PETALING JAYA: With less than five days to go before the ban on displaying tobacco products on retail shelves, restaurants and retail outlets across Klang Valley are racing to comply with the new ruling.

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