Less than a third of open-air markets resume operations


Visitors to Pasar Pagi Taman Muda in Ampang queuing up to have their temperature taken prior to entering the market. — LOW LAY PHON/The Star

ABOUT 30% of open-air morning and night markets in Selangor have reopened following the implementation of the recovery movement control order (MCO).

These markets, which have been shut since March 18, were allowed to operate from June 15 after ensuring the standard operating procedure (SOP) was in place.

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