Neither club nor its members broke the law


WE REFER to the StarMetro report titled “DBKL: Bars must close but food outlets can operate”.

The report quoted a Kuala Lumpur City Hall (DBKL) spokesperson as saying the closure of the Royal Selangor Club bars at Dataran Merdeka and the Bukit Kiara annexe was “to teach patrons flouting social distancing rules a lesson”.

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