The popular Zouk KL has been closed since March 18.
OWNERS of entertainment establishments in Kuala Lumpur are asking the government to ease restrictions to enable them to open and salvage their business.
These operators of nightclubs, pubs, bars and karaoke lounges are also seeking some form of flexibility in licensing.
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The popular Zouk KL has been closed since March 18.
Rows of nightclubs at Trec & Zouk Club Kuala Lumpur. - Photos: GLENN GUAN/The Star
Dragonfly during the good times as seen in this photo taken before the MCO. — Photo by Rhysher Park
It has been deserted at Trec KL in Jalan Tun Razak since March.
Nightclubs at Trec & Zouk Club Kuala Lumpur have been closed since March due to the pandemic.
Lam says diversifying the business space use is an interim measure to keep business afloat.
Ng welcomes any flexibility for the entertainment sector to use their premises.
Dragonfly is all quiet here compared to its busy days as seen in the photo on the right.
This row used to be teeming with people along Changkat Bukit Bintang before the MCO was imposed in March.
A restaurant at Trec Kuala Lumpur has the SOP tools in place but people are still staying away from dining out.
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