Over 65 illegally run premises shut down in DBKL ops


A DBKL enforcement officer sealing a shop in a commercial complex because it was run by illegal immigrants.

A TOTAL of 67 premises in Kuala Lumpur have been shut down and items in them seized since the movement control order started, as the businesses were operated by illegal foreign workers.

Shoplots, roadside stalls and outlets operating inside complexes were also raided by Kuala Lumpur City Hall (DBKL) enforcement officers and sealed with yellow tape as a warning to those who break the law.

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