Keeping up the pressure with regular inspections


For a restaurant in Petaling Jaya to get Grade A, it has to score at least 86 points out of 100. — filepic

EVEN with a grading system in place for restaurants, Subang Jaya Municipal Council (MPSJ) carries out daily inspections of eateries in the municipality.

The grading system of A to D lists out the guidelines all restaurants must follow and stipulates the number of times inspections must be done at the premises in a year.

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