SHAH ALAM, Nov 12 - Four premises in Subang Jaya were ordered to shut, while 19 notices of offence were issued to traders for various violations, including breaches of licensing requirements, during a joint operation yesterday.
The Subang Jaya City Council (MBSJ) said the operation, in collaboration with the Royal Malaysia Police (PDRM), Domestic Trade and Cost of Living Ministry, Immigration Department, and Companies Commission of Malaysia (SSM), was conducted in Subang Mas and Taman Pinggiran USJ.
“The operation focused on inspecting business premises, ensuring compliance with licensing requirements and taking action against various offences under local authority by-laws and regulations.
“It resulted in the issuance of 19 notices of offence, the closure of four business premises and the seizure of various items. Action was also taken against obstructions in public areas and abandoned vehicles.
“Among the offences identified were operating businesses without valid licences, breaching licensing conditions, employing foreign workers and using public spaces without permission,” it said in a Facebook post today.
MBSJ said also present during the operation was Zone 5 councillor Muhammad Arif Abdullah and representatives from some of its departments.
It added that the integrated operation reflects MBSJ’s continued commitment to protecting the local community’s interests and ensuring businesses adhere to regulations and the rules of use of public spaces.
“MBSJ will continue to intensify monitoring efforts and take appropriate action against any violation to ensure an orderly, safe and conducive urban environment for the well-being of the community,” it said.