SIBU, Sept 4 ― Putting a cap on the number allowed to dine-in is a request from Sibu Divisional Disaster Management Committee that Sibu Municipal Council will look into, says its Public Health, Environment and Municipal Services vice-chairperson, Councillor Jenny Ting.
She stated the compulsory vaccination certificate for eateries offering dine-in verifies that the operators and employees have been fully vaccinated. Meanwhile, SMC deputy chairman, Bujang Abdul Majid, said the certificate would boost public confidence and encourage patronising certified eateries. Separately, SMC chairman Clarence Ting in his Facebook post yesterday urged all food operators under SMC to apply for vaccination certification to give customers peace of mind.
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