DBKL Cracks Down on Unsanitary Meat Stalls in Kuala Lumpur

Kuala Lumpur City Hall (DBKL) recently conducted a three-day operation targeting 14 meat stalls in back alleys of Kuala Lumpur, which were operated by foreign nationals. The operation was prompted by numerous complaints regarding unsanitary conditions. DBKL officers discovered significant hygiene issues, including meat being processed on dirty floors and the presence of blood and fat splatters. One officer stated, "The conditions were unacceptable and posed a serious risk to public health." The raid also uncovered the open sale of live chickens, further adding to concerns. The operation focused on areas such as Jalan Silang, Jalan Berangan, and the Bandar Utara commercial center. While the specific number of fines or closures is not detailed in the video, the operation highlights the ongoing efforts of DBKL to maintain food safety standards and public health in the city. The incident serves as a reminder of the importance of food hygiene and the need for regular inspections of food establishments.