Jln Teluk Pulai mobile traders told to move to open area in Jln Sg Bertih


Klang Municipal Council is warning mobile hawkers to stop trading along Jalan Teluk Pulai. — Photos: KK SHAM/The Star

OWNERS of 54 mobile stalls operating from car booths and mini vans at Teluk Pulai Central have been issued notices to move to a dedicated space.

Trading from Jalan Teluk Pulai until the intersection of Jalan Sungai Bertih, this is the third time in a decade that Klang Municipal Council (MPK) had ordered them to stop doing business on the main road.

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