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Lim (left) explaining the menu of a digital camera to a customer outside his shop in Jalan Burma. — CHAN BOON KAI/The Star

FANCY gadgets for cars are now back on the shelves at a workshop in Jalan Kelawai, Penang, but its owner remains half-hearted about having walk-in customers although it is now allowed to open to those fully vaccinated.

Pink Garage operation manager Kelvin Lee, who runs a business providing tyre and auto services besides accessory installation, said his focus would remain on fixing problems that are essential.

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