Empty stalls deter customers, deprive other traders from operating at Kepong food court


Yee (right) counting the number of stalls that are closed at Metro Prima Hawker Centre in Kepong. — SS KANESAN/The Star

TRADERS at food courts must be reviewed periodically to ensure they are still operating and are not depriving others who want to do business there.

Community activist Yee Poh Ping said some operators at food courts managed by Kuala Lumpur City Hall (DBKL) had ceased business but have not cleared out of the place.

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