PETALING JAYA: Universiti Malaya has ordered the immediate closure of two 24-hour convenience shops on its campus as part of an investigation into concerns about pre-packed ham and cheese sandwiches sold there.
In a statement, UM said the directive followed concerns raised about the use of the halal logo on the pre-packed sandwiches.
It also said the closures were intended to ensure that investigations could proceed without interference. “The outlets will remain closed until further notice,” it added.
The university said it is committed to ensuring all products sold on campus are sourced from suppliers who comply with the applicable standards and regulations.