Mandarin oranges are among popular items which will be sold at Chinese New Year bazaars in Kuala Lumpur. —Photos: ART CHEN/The Star
KUALA LUMPUR City Hall (DBKL) has approved 33 temporary permits for traders in conjunction with Chinese New Year.
A DBKL spokesperson from the Licensing and Business Development Department said 72 applications were received but only 33 approved based on the suitability of the locations.
“Out of the 33 applications, 13 are for selling mandarin oranges while the others are for items like prayer paraphernalia, food and flowers.
Festive hampers are sought-after items.
“The trading licences will be effective from Jan 9 to Feb 5. Operation hours are between 10am and 10pm.
“The trading locations have been vetted by a committee, including officers from each DBKL branch, prior to approval,’’ added the spokesperson.
Retailers in the city have reported brisk sale of festive hampers.
