Penang MCA public service and complaints bureau to resume face-to-face service, says Tan Teik Cheng


GEORGE TOWN: The Penang MCA public service and complaints bureau will resume servicing the public face-to-face now that around 90% of the adult population in Penang is fully vaccinated, says Datuk Tan Teik Cheng (pic).

The Penang MCA chairman said due to the pandemic, the Penang MCA public service and complaints bureau had switched to online services since the beginning of this year.

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