‘Where are the crowds at Larkin Sentral food court?’


The first-floor food court at Larkin Sentral has been quiet since the fire. — Photos: THOMAS YONG/The Star

BUSINESS has been poor for hawkers at Larkin Sentral in Johor Baru since the early morning fire on July 23.

Fadir Mohd Yusuf, who sells apam balik at the first-floor food court, said his sales dropped by at least half after the blaze which destroyed four shops there.

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