Chin (centre, in red shirt) and Wong (right) handing out mandarin oranges to ‘pasar malam’ traders and visitors.
THE festive mood is fully present among Taman Bukit Gembira night market traders this Chinese New Year as for the first time in 21 years, they can conduct their business without worrying about raids by authorities since they have been legalised by Kuala Lumpur City Hall (DBKL).
Seputeh MCA public service bureau chairman Banie Chin, who visited the area to distribute oranges, said the traders here had faced a lot of troubles over the past two decades as DBKL would come in to shut down their operations.
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