What specific business offence did MBAS identify at the Jalan Langgar premise?

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MBAS Identified an Offence Related to Unpermitted Goods Placement at Jalan Langgar Premise

The Alor Setar City Council (MBAS) identified a specific business offence at the Jalan Langgar premise involving the placement of goods in front of the establishment without the necessary permit. This action contravened regulations stipulated by the council.
Unpermitted Goods Placement Identified

MBAS found that the owner of the Jalan Langgar premise had placed business goods in front of the establishment without obtaining a permit from the council. This constituted the sole offence identified during the inspection.
Regulatory Violation Cited

The identified offence falls under Paragraph 25(2) of the Food Establishment Licensing By-Laws (MPKS) 1989. These by-laws specifically prohibit the placement of business goods on the pavement without prior authorisation.
Premise Found to be Legally Operated

Despite viral social media allegations, an inspection on July 9 confirmed that the premise was operated by Malaysian citizens. The Alor Setar Mayor Datuk Abdul Gafar Yahya stated that the premise held a valid business licence issued by MBAS and that no violations under the Kota Setar District Health Office's jurisdiction were found.

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