Resubmit documents, DBKL tells businesses in Salak South New Village


There are more than 100 SMEs in the village operating various businesses from their residential lots and they have been doing so for decades. - LOW LAY PHON/The Star.

Small and medium enterprises (SMEs) in Salak South New Village operating from residential lots without licence have been asked to resubmit fresh applications through their association to Kuala Lumpur City Hall (DBKL).

However, the move is only to get them temporary licences so that the SMEs can continue their business to earn a living, according to Federal Territories MCA DBKL Affairs Bureau chief Banie Chin.

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