Nightclub owners upset their outlets are still not allowed to operate in Phase Four of NRP

By BAVANI M

NIGHTCLUB owners in Kuala Lumpur who had been hoping to reopen their businesses when the city moved into Phase Four of the National Recovery Plan (NRP) on Oct 18 are shocked and disappointed that they have been left out yet again from the National Security Council’s (NSC) list.

According to the NSC website, entertainment activity was one of four activities on the negative list that are not allowed to operate.

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