Petaling street traders wary ahead of proposed second red shirt rally


KUALA LUMPUR: Shops at Petaling Street are divided over whether or not to close on Saturday during the second Red Shirt rally.

Hugo Jim, 22, who owns a handbag shop at the street's West entrance will be closing his shop for one day, saying it was better to be safe than sorry.

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