Vibrant return


Fitting fun: Kavina Joyce Jayarkumar, 27, picking out bangles for her daughter at the Deepavali bazaar along Jalan Ungku Puan in Johor Baru city centre. — THOMAS YONG/The Star

AFTER a year’s hiatus, the Deepavali bazaar in Johor Baru’s Little India has returned, much to the delight of both visitors and traders.

A visit by StarMetro to the bazaar located along Jalan Ungku Puan found many people shopping in preparations for the Festival of Lights that falls on Nov 4.

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