The Federal Territories Minister said the decision was made after observations by Kuala Lumpur City Hall (DBKL) personnel found that food trucks were still attracting crowds.
Annuar said that in a press conference held after the Federal Territories security working committee meeting on Friday (March 20).
Asked whether 24-hour food outlets would still be able to operate, Annuar said this would be looked into on a case-by-case basis.
Annuar also said the Federal Territories Ministry will evaluate the efficacy of the two-week movement control order before deciding if it will allow Ramadan bazaars.
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