Help curb illegal fishmongers: Council
Published on: Monday, November 23, 2020
By: Christy Chok
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Omar and his officers visiting the market.
TAWAU: The District Council urged Tanjung Market hawkers and Tawau Fishery Market Fishmongers to cooperate and take responsibility for curbing illegal hawkers/fishmongers who operate there. New Council President Datuk Omar Mammah hoped the hawkers and fishmongers could assist the Council in monitoring the premises and immediately report to the council if they come across illegal vendors.
He said this when visiting the market Sunday morning to ensure the two premises were clean.
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