Keeping Ramadan bazaars safe for traders, visitors


MBSJ has ensured that stalls at its Ramadan bazaars are lined along one side of the road while customers queue on the other side.

HAVING anticipated overcrowding at Ramadan bazaars, Subang Jaya City Council (MBSJ) has implemented a system for the stalls and queues.

“We are careful about how Ramadan bazaars should be carried out, since there is a risk of Covid-19 infections in crowded spaces, ” said Subang Jaya mayor Noraini Roslan.

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