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      COMMENT | Riding moral horses over liquor
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      COMMENT | Riding moral horses over liquor

      COMMENT | Riding moral horses over liquor

      Andrew SiaPublished: Nov 19, 2020 12:56 AM

      COMMENT | No more liquor sales will be allowed at sundry shops, Chinese medicine shops and mini markets in Kuala Lumpur (KL) from Oct 1, 2021. But if you are a supermarket or hypermarket, no problem, you can carry on with your jolly liquor sales.

      This was the new rule announced by KL City Hall (DBKL) recently. Question: why is the backdoor government hampering small business folks while allowing big businesses to continue selling the same product? Do they have more “friends” in big business?

      Or is there another “agenda”? DBKL said the new guidelines came into effect after consulting various government agencies... 

      Negative economic impact from KL liquor sale restrictions, groups warn

      Negative economic impact from KL liquor sale restrictions, groups warn

      FT DAP will gather objections to DBKL's new liquor rule

      FT DAP will gather objections to DBKL's new liquor rule

      Tighter restrictions for liquor sales in KL next year

      Tighter restrictions for liquor sales in KL next year

      Khairuddin calls for ban on gambling, clampdown on alcohol consumption

      Khairuddin calls for ban on gambling, clampdown on alcohol consumption

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      COMMENT | Disconnecting drinking from driving

      Reconsider drink driving-related amendments, urges retired judge

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