Shoppers of all races head to Low Yat Plaza


KUALA LUMPUR: The fracas at Low Yat Plaza appeared to be a mere blip on the radar, as Malaysians came together at open houses and malls for their favourite pastimes – eating and shopping – during Hari Raya.

Yesterday, the tech mall hardly looked like the place where a brawl took place a week ago and the mood was in stark contrast to the tense atmosphere then with shoppers chatting and haggling with traders as they checked out the latest phones and gadgets.

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