Several Sabah coffeeshops open for dine-ins amid SOP enforcement confusion


KOTA KINABALU: Some coffeeshops here have begun opening for dine-ins amid a lingering question of whether the state’s standard operating procedures over the issue have been approved by the Federal Government.

Coffeeshop operators merely flashed smiles at customers asking if it was okay to dine-in despite no official statement and what is being seen by some as a possible legal "challenge" on the enforcement against dine-ins.

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