KL mayor instructs 24-hour restaurants to limit hours during Covid-19 shutdown
Thursday, 19 Mar 2020 01:34 PM MYTA GrabFood rider is screened by a McDonald’s staff in Bukit Bintang as the movement control order kicks in on March 18, 2020. — Picture by Firdaus Latif
In the notice posted on the Kuala Lumpur City Hall Facebook page, the mayor said that this order was effective from today, and reminded restaurants they may not serve dine-in customers and must only provide takeaway services. “DBKL will take enforcement action towards any business owners that fail to comply with this order,” the order said.
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