Unlicensed outlet exclusively for Myanmarese raided by Selayang Council Officers
SELAYANG Municipal Council confiscated business items from a shophouse in Desa Aman that operated as a food and entertainment outlet exclusively for Myanmarese on Tuesday (April 30).

The council stated that the confiscated items included 51 liquor bottles, two televisions, four speakers and six amplifiers.

“During the operation, council officers had to break into the premises as the outlet staff had refused to open the door.

“The entrance to the premises was equipped with a closed circuit television camera. Only known customers were allowed in.

“The outlet was renovated to have a karaoke room, charged RM50 for an hour session, and served alcoholic beverages,” the statement read,

“There were three female staff at the time of operation.

“They claimed that the premises belonged to a Malaysian, whom they had been working for for the last six months,” the statement continued.

The local council issued four compounds for various offences.

On the same day, the council also raided two other premises in the vicinity that were suspected to be gambling centres.

The statement explained that the premises were new, had been open for about a month, and did not have business licences.

“During the operation, the centres were operated by foreigners.

“Items confiscated from both premises include 48 electronic machines, seven televisions, and two computers,” it read.
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SELAYANG Municipal Council confiscated business items from a shophouse in Desa Aman that operated as a food and entertainment outlet exclusively for Myanmarese on Tuesday (April 30).