Traders glad to be back


Food truck operator Roszelin says she ran a home catering business during the MCO.

JOHOR BARU: Small-time food traders are happy to be back in business again after being forced to close for almost three months due to the movement control order (MCO).

Apam balik seller Syafrizal Rasul, 62, who has been operating around the Johor Jaya area for the past eight years, was visibly relieved to be able to reopen his stall.

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