Can’t tell filthy kitchens from recycling centres


MBPP environment health officer M. Bawani checking one of the dirty restaurant in Tanjung Tokong in George Town yesterday. - MBPP pic/12 March 2020.

PENANG Island City Council (MBPP) ordered three dirty eateries to close temporarily after rat droppings were found at the premises in Tanjung Tokong.

MBPP environmental health officer M. Bawani led 12 licensing officers in a spot check on four eateries in the area.

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