GEORGE TOWN: The famous roti canai stall in Jalan Transfer has been slapped with a two-week closure for failing hygiene standards.
It is learned that health authorities from the north-east district Food Safety and Quality Department conducted an inspection of the premises at 11am on Monday .
A closure notice was issued with immediate effect under Section 11 of the Food Act 1983 and will be in force until Jan 16. A drinks stall next to the outlet was also fined RM500 as cross-contamination was found in its ice storage unit.
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