Sibu council helping hawkers improve business


Ting (driving the excavator) performing the earth-breaking ceremony for the Taman Selera Muhibbah hawker centre.

SIBU Municipal Council (SMC) is looking at providing a better trading environment for hawkers to help improve their businesses that have been badly impacted by the Covid-19 pandemic.

Chairman Clarence Ting, in speaking at the ground-breaking ceremony for the upgrading of Taman Selera Muhibbah, said the council would also be meeting with five hawker associations soon to get their feedback on how their businesses could be improved.

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