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Dine-in and takeaway options still on the menu

PETALING JAYA: Malaysian restaurant and hotel associations have assured patrons that their restaurants will operate as usual, offering both dine-in and takeaway options.

Malaysia generalDatin christina tohMalaysian muslim restaurant owners associationMalaysian association of hotelsMuslim restaurant owners associationDatuk jawahar ali taib khanChong kam fai

Smoking ban violators harms others health

The Global Adults Tobacco Survey Malaysia 2023 showed that 77.6% of those aged 15 and above claim they were exposed to secondhand smoke.

Malaysia generalUniversiti kebangsaan malaysiaAbdul mukhtahir mohd ibrahimUniversiti kebangsaan malaysia public health medicineWorld health organisationUs national cancer instituteGlobal adults tobacco survey malaysiaMalaysian muslim restaurant owners associationKebangsaan malaysia public health medicineProf dr sharifa ezat wan putehCancer instituteNew policy outlineDatuk jawahar ali taib

More discussion needed on call to restrict 24-hour eateries

PETALING JAYA: The recent call by the Consumers Association of Penang (CAP) to revoke the 24-hour operating licences granted to eateries in a bid to r.

Pulau pinangMalaysia generalMohd aiman hakim abdullahDzulkefly ahmadMohideen abdul kaderMohd aiman hakimHealth ministryMalaysian muslim restaurant owners association presmaConsumers association of penangConsumers associationDatuk seri dr dzulkefly ahmadMalaysian muslim restaurant owners associationDatuk jawahar ali taib khanAiman hakimQirana nabilla mohd rashidi

Spotlight On 24-Hour Eateries: Ministry, MP Weigh In

Health Minister Datuk Seri Dr Dzulkefly Ahmad said there is a need for further refinement of the suggestion to ban 24-hour eateries.

Malaysia generalPulau pinangDzulkefly ahmadBerita harianMohideen abdul kaderMinistry of healthMalaysian muslim restaurant owners association presmaConsumers association of penangHealth ministerDatuk seri dr dzulkefly ahmadConsumers associationNot sitting well withMalaysian muslim restaurant owners association

More bite needed to enforce smoking ban in public places

PETALING JAYA: The lack of enforcement of the smoking ban in public places, especially at eateries, in some areas has led to customers lighting up at these premises.

Malaysia generalPulau pinangSaravanan thambirajahMohideen abdul kaderFederation of malaysian consumers association fomcaRela malaysia volunteers corps departmentConsumers association of penangMalaysian muslim restaurant owners association presmaTobacco products control regulationsFood actMalaysian consumers associationMalaysia volunteers corps departmentMalaysian muslim restaurant owners associationDatuk jawahar ali taibTobacco product regulations

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