[WATCH] Complicated SOP and liabilities, eateries stick to takeaway services | The Malaysian Insight

[WATCH] Complicated SOP and liabilities, eateries stick to takeaway services

Updated 1 hour ago · Published on 5 May 2020 7:00AM ·EIGHTY percent of food and beverage operators opted for take-away and delivery services as economic activities resumed yesterday under the conditional movement control order .

Malaysian F&B Operators Alliance told The Malaysian Insight the 1,000-odd operators in this grouping have decided to stay away from the dine-in option for the time being. – May 4, 2020.

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