Miri wet market traders defy closure order


During the MCO, only dry markets and grocery stores are allowed to open for business. - Filepic

MIRI: Fresh meat vendors, vegetable sellers and fishmongers in Miri continue to defy directives to cease business until March 31.

They are stubbornly refusing to obey directives from the Federal Government, state government and Miri City Council to comply with the movement control order (MCO).

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