New market, new problems


A file image of a night market in Bercham, Ipoh. The scene differs greatly from what can currently be seen at the Ipoh Walk Night Bazaar.

MORE than a month into operations, traders at the Ipoh Walk Night Bazaar are hoping the management of the city’s biggest night market will do more to pull in the crowds.

Those interviewed by MetroPerak said they are worried that there are still quite a lot of lots left, making the market look empty and less attractive to visitors.

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