Traders pleased with brisk sales


Hayati and Hazrin preparing some pulut mangga for customers at their stall. — Photos: THOMAS YONG and VENESA DEVI/The Star

Ramadan bazaars in and around Johor Baru have returned in full force this year with the country reopening its borders and transitioning into the endemic phase.

Traders at these bazaars say they have been enjoying brisk business and expect sales to improve over time as more Singaporeans make the trip across the border.

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