Zouk KL has been closed since March 18 last year.
A MULTIMILLION-ringgit project that was once expected to give Kuala Lumpur an additional boom is in a gloomy state due to the Covid-19 pandemic.
TREC KL, once the capital city’s major venue for parties and events, is now a mere collection of empty clubs, restaurants, cafes and shops that have been boarded up and sitting quiet.
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Zouk KL has been closed since March 18 last year.
An outlet at TREC KL that has been closed since last year.
An entertainment outlet at TREC KL that has been boarded up since the first MCO.
Potted plants at one outlet are wilting.
TREC KL has been deserted ever since the pandemic started last year. — Photos: YAP CHEE HONG and IZZRAFIQ ALIAS/The Star
Ng says Zouk KL has a new owner.
Overgrown grass at some parts of the area shows no activity for a long time.
“Some tenants are looking for buyers to sell off their business, others are waiting for the third quarter before deciding.” Kelvin Lam
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