Food truck traders taking a break


The state government gave a one-off grant of RM3, 000 each to 178 food truck operators in Johor last year. — Filepic

MORE than half of Johor Food Truck Association members have ceased operations during the current lockdown.

Association chairman Yusrezan Samsuri said this was despite them being allowed to operate under the National Security Council’s standard operating procedure.

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