Market traders not interested in polls talk


Deciding what’s best: Vester Ak Jin, seven, looking for a fish to buy at Satok market, Kuching.

KUCHING: Sarawak has been in the news but it is business as usual for traders in a market in Petra Jaya near here.

In what was formerly known as Satok market, located 3km from here, most of these traders seemed reluctant to talk politics.

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