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SEREMBAN: Decisions taken by the government will protect the sentiments of both Muslims and non-Muslims, says Datuk Seri Anwar Ibrahim .
He said this in response to a report that the Malaysian Islamic Development Department was considering making halal certification compulsory for restaurants and food establishments that do not serve pork or alcohol."But similarly, if you feel such rules are not needed in certain areas, this too can be discussed in a proper manner," he told reporters when met after officially opening the southbound Seremban R&R along the North South Expressway.
"If there are other proposals or concerns, let us discuss this. This is not some controversy which is irrelevant in our society," he said
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