DBKL stands firm on ruling ‘Requirement will apply to all traders’


KUALA LUMPUR: City Hall (DBKL) is not backing down on its decision to make Petaling Street traders sign a document declaring that they will follow its rules to the letter or their licence can be revoked without prior notice.

And contrary to claims by the traders, DBKL Licensing and Petty Traders Manage­ment Department director Ibrahim Yusof said the requirement would apply to all traders, not just those in Petaling Street.

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