Yee (second right, back row) with DBKL officers as they went to the ground to explain to traders the SOPs to be implemented for morning and night market traders in order to resume business this week.
AFTER not being allowed to operate for almost three months, morning and night market traders in the Klang Valley are heaving a sigh of relief now that they have received the official nod to resume business under the recovery movement control order (MCO).
However, they have strict conditions from the respective local governments to abide by.
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Yee (second right, back row) with DBKL officers as they went to the ground to explain to traders the SOPs to be implemented for morning and night market traders in order to resume business this week.
DESPERATE TO RESUME: Though DBKL have yet to give the green light to operate, some traders have already set up shop last week at the morning market at Taman OUG in Kuala Lumpur. GRACE CHEN/The Star
Cheah (second left) says the 300 members of Persatuan Penjaja Pasar Malam Taman Sri Petaling will cooperate to implement the SOPs given by DBKL for the night market traders.
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