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After being fined, KL restaurant mulls using entirely Malay language signage
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this post was submitted on 18 Oct 2024
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Very typical of Chinamen company, treating other places as their own.
The bigger mystery is how these signage able to pass the business permit registration, where one usually required to submit the signage design to be displayed.
Under Table, maa... 🤣