Traders giving their details in a census as part of the process to apply for the Jinjang South morning market’s reopening.
JINJANG Selatan morning market traders in Kuala Lumpur hope that Kuala Lumpur City Hall (DBKL) will allow all 126 traders to operate at the same time and not in batches during this recovery movement control order (MCO) period.
Kepong Community Service Centre head Yee Poh Ping said the morning market was the smallest in Kepong.
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Traders giving their details in a census as part of the process to apply for the Jinjang South morning market’s reopening.
Teh said the association will help traders and visitors to ensure a safe and orderly environment at the morning market.
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