Local councils told to be strict in enforcing Covid-19 SOP at open-air markets


MBSA enforcement officers checking on traders of a morning market to ensure compliance with the Covid-19 SOP. — Photos: LOW BOON TAT/The Star

SELANGOR’s local authorities have been asked to penalise traders and customers at night and morning markets — which are now allowed to operate — for not adhering to the standard operating procedure.

Some of them had been found in violation of the SOP with poor physical distancing, causing concern among others there, said Klang Consumers Association.

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