Some traders are adopting a ‘wait and see’ attitude before deciding whether to do business at the new market. — Photos: CHRISTINA LOW/The Star
IT HAS BEEN a month since traders at Pasar Moden Selayang Baru moved into a new building, not far from the old market.
However, only 300 were given lots in the new building out of 400-odd traders.
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New market in Selayang Baru
Some traders are adopting a ‘wait and see’ attitude before deciding whether to do business at the new market. — Photos: CHRISTINA LOW/The Star
Some stall operators from the old market did not receive lots at the new building.
T-shirt seller Kurnia Budi says he will work with the smaller space given.
The first floor of the building with lots allocated for food operators is deserted.
The covered carpark at the new building will be run by MPS.
The old market site has been left empty after traders moved out to the new building 200m away.
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