JOHOR BARU: Car wash centres in the city have been reclassified as high-risk businesses following repeated breaches of regulations, prompting tighter...
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- THESTAR.COM.MY - Metro - 07/Aug 23:00
Stricter rules for car wash licences
ALL car wash centres in the city are now considered high-risk businesses under new regulations by Johor Baru City Council (MBJB). Read full story
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