‘Not viable to convert nightclubs into eateries’


Customers are slowly trickling into TREC KL but only outlets without entertainment activities are operating. — IZZRAFIQ ALIAS/The Star

THE future remains bleak for nightclub and pub operators, especially those who are unable to pivot their businesses to eateries due to the continued ban on entertainment activities.

While most businesses are now allowed to operate as Klang Valley transitioned into Phase Four of the National Recovery Plan (NRP), nightclubs and pubs are unable to do so and have been closed for almost 19 months.

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