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Fading complex set for rejuvenation

By FARID WAHAB
The food court at Semua House is poorly lit and not well-maintained. — Photos: SHAARI CHEMAT and AZMAN GHANI/The Star

A SHOP worker packs bridal bouquets into boxes before she carts them off along a dimly lit corridor.

Her shop is one of a few that are still open amid plenty of shuttered stores.

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