SUBANG JAYA, 25 Oct: Owners of stalls and restaurants under the area of the Subang Jaya Municipal Council (MPSJ) have been urged to ensure cleanliness of their premises to avoid from any action being taken against them.
The President of MPSJ, Datuk Asmawi Kasbi, said stern action will be taken, including closing down dirty premises of stubborn owners who refuse to comply with the rules set.
He said that as of now, three restaurants have been given compounds and warning to improve their level of cleanliness and adherence to regulations.
"We hope that owners of premises will follow regulations set by MPSJ and to not rules imposed on them.
"MPSJ will take action by issuing a compound of those who carry out many offences. We also hope that this action will be a lesson to other premises owners," he said.
He said this at a press conference after launching the My@MPSJ Registration Campaign which was held here at the MPSJ headquarters this morning.
Asmawi said on-going operation against stalls and restaurant premises will be performed more frequently to ensure the parties concerned abide by the law.
He said traders should also follow the rules and not place tables and chairs outside the premises.
"The compound set is at RM2,000 without discount or appeals because MPSJ wants to teach traders to be more disciplined," he said.
