CMCO: Pawnshops in Sabah back in operation Monday, says CM | Malay Mail

CMCO: Pawnshops in Sabah back in operation Monday, says CM

A queue is pictured outside the Shin Ngien pawnshop in SS9, Petaling Jaya May 5,2020. — Picture by Ahmad Zamzahuri

He, however, said pawnshop operators must adhere to the standard operating procedures and regulations set by the Ministry of Health and local authorities.

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