Desa Pandan stall operators facing eviction want alternative site to trade

By SHALINI RAVINDRAN

TRADERS in Desa Pandan urge Kuala Lumpur City Hall (DBKL) to allow them to continue operating in the area after being served with notices to vacate.

The nine traders, who currently run stalls along Jalan 2/76, hope to be offered alternative spaces nearby if relocation becomes necessary.

Tags / Keywords: Desa Pandan , Traders , Notive , Vacate , Relocation , Stalls , DBKL , City Hall

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