Longer hours but slow business


Syed Abu Thahir wiping the table at his stall in Jalan Larut which is patronised by few customers. — Photos: LIM BENG TATT/The Star

SOME eatery operators in Penang are still feeling the pinch as customers are staying away from eating out despite businesses now being allowed to operate until midnight.

They feel that their business has not improved even with the extended operating hours.

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