Petty traders seek ways to navigate the pandemic


Johor Indian Petty Trade and Small Business Association is helping some 20 of its members start a food truck business. — Filepic

JOHOR Indian Petty Trade and Small Business Association (Jipta) is helping those who have lost their jobs amid the pandemic, start a food truck business.

Jipta chairman D. Ravindran said the association hoped to get financial support from the Federal and state governments to ensure the success of the project.

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