Night market organisers adopt numbering system to ensure physical distancing


Unlike previously, the crowd size at Bazaria Wangsa Maju is now strictly controlled to ensure compliance with the SOP. — Photos: SHAARI CHEMAT and IZZRAFIQ ALIAS/The Star

BUSINESS at night markets in Kuala Lumpur has picked up since traders are allowed to resume operations, albeit having to get used to the new standard operating procedure (SOP).

But they say it is not too much trouble for them and that they are glad to reopen after being deprived of doing business for several months because of the restrictions imposed to curb Covid-19.

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