Market-goers buying essentials and groceries at the roadside stalls outside Ayer Itam market in Penang on the first day of the conditional movement control order in Penang. — Photos: ZHAFARAN NASIB/The Star
ROADSIDE stall operators at the Ayer Itam market who had not been operating during the movement control order (MCO), are looking forward to start business on alternate days.
Ayer Itam assemblyman Joseph Ng said most of the traders wanted to open their stalls last Friday but were confused if they were allowed to do so.
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Market-goers buying essentials and groceries at the roadside stalls outside Ayer Itam market in Penang on the first day of the conditional movement control order in Penang. — Photos: ZHAFARAN NASIB/The Star
Many stalls are yet to resume operations outside the Ayer Itam market.
Chew Jetty in George Town looking deserted minus the tourists. — Photo: MUSTAFA AHMAD/The Star
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