A lot to lose


By JAROD LIMCY LEE
Few and far between: Vacant lots are evident at the Taman Taynton View night market in Cheras, Kuala Lumpur due to low trader presence. — SS KANESAN/ The Star

TRADERS who have not been operating at designated night markets or pasar malam in Kuala Lumpur risk losing their trading licence if they continue to be a no-show at these sites.

This stern warning came after night market organisers observed the presence of fewer traders at their respective locations.

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