Restaurants, coffee shops may stop selling beer due to new govt policy

Sixty percent of restaurants and 80 percent of coffee shops nationwide may stop selling beer following the new government policy requiring them to apply for a licence, starting Jan 1.

Malaysia Singapore Coffee Shop Proprietors’ General Association president Wong Teu Hoon said operators may not think it is worth paying between RM840 and RM1,320 for a licence when they can hardly earn from selling beer...

stop selling beef

The steady tsunami of Islamisation is relentless. Muslims are not allowed to buy or consume alcohol. And yet they feel to to pass oppressive laws like this; stomping on the rights of non-Malay-Muslims. Enough is enough. We need to rise up and say NO.

Important issue never tackle. Ban selling alcohol, I guess is PAS idea.

Step by step the illegitimate gomen is taking away our liberties.

There isn't gonna be much difference banning/restricting alcoholic drinks.😂 This kind of approach is very vague.

Malaysia is free country, we deserve to sell what we want. Its people choice to buy or not!!

lepas ni... hudud law... kenapa tak sekali buat... senang orang accept sekali bah...

All this is intentional drama to give more good news for Malaysia's black economy and PDRMsia's dajjals and their cohorts who will be collecting their share.

And that's what the Taliban-Nazis want

Alhamdulillah….kurang lah sikit orang mabuk yang menyusahkan orang ramai

Otak tahi

The Govt should consider of Closing down malaysiakini too,a Barua of DAP.

That’s even better. But the problem is why government should permit people taking alcohol drug? This is 21st century already. Didn’t they know alcohol drug is dangerous and harmful? We deserve to have better government than this!!!!

Continue to discriminate...

Terbaik kerajaan sekarang ini

Good lah....

You can't stop it as such drinks are Accompaniments!

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