Over 1,000 business premises nationwide inspected in the first two days of Ramadan

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SEREMBAN: The Domestic Trade and Cost of Living Ministry inspected 1,839 business premises throughout the country in the first two days of Ramadan to ensure that all traders comply with regulations including the use of price tags.

Its secretary-general Datuk Azman Mohd Yusof said out of the total, only three premises were compounded for minor offences such as not displaying price tags and using expired scales.

"So, we go to the ground to provide advocacy to traders to comply with regulations including the price of goods, weighing devices and halal issues, besides looking at traders' needs in terms of supply of goods," he told reporters after conducting a survey in conjunction with Ops Pantau 2023 here today .

 

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