100 traders submit claims for losses suffered during Bersih rally


KUALA LUMPUR: Some 100 traders and hawkers from around the city have submitted claims on losses they suffered because of the Bersih rally held here on April 28 to a panel of lawyers acting pro bono for them.

Kuala Lumpur Traders Action council chairman Datuk Jamal Md Yunus, who revealed this at a press conference here Wednesday, said he expected up to 70% of the traders and hawkers who were affected to submit their claims before the June 30 deadline given to them.

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