Hairdressers, barbers eager to reopen business


The Malaysian Hairdressing Association is calling upon the government to allow them to reopen their businesses as closure has left them with a heavy financial burden.

OWNERS of hair salons and barber shops are in dire straits and want the government to allow them to reopen for business instead of having to wait until the second phase of the National Recovery Plan (NRP).

Malaysian Hairdressing Association (MHA) and United Asian Hairdressers Association (UAHA) president Michael Poh said members were struggling to stay financially afloat with rental to pay.

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