Oh, poop: Tawau food processing plants shut after rat droppings found

By DURIE RAINER FONG

KOTA KINABALU: Four food processing factories in Sabah's east coast Tawau district have been ordered to cease operations immediately after they were found to have breached health codes.

During inspections under the Food Safety Assurance Programme by Tawau Health Department personnel on Thursday (Oct 3), the factories were found to be not only unhygienic but had rat droppings on the premises.

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Sabah , Tawau , Health Department , Inspection , Food Processing Facilities , Shut Down , Unhygienic , Rat Droppings , Food Act 1983 , MeSTI Certification , Compliance , Dr Shameer Khan Sulaiman

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