Tough action needed against dirty eateries


IT is timely for Health Minister Datuk Dr S. Subramaniam to issue a stern warning that action will be taken against dirty eateries and the premises will face closure if owners fail to comply with health regulations.

Enough information and admonition have been given to food operators and it is time to crackdown on dirty eateries which refuse to abide by the health regulations on cleanliness.

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