Herbal drinks sell well during hazy days


Popular brew: Chin showing the luo han and chrysanthemum drinks that have been in demand at his medical hall in Johor Baru.

JOHOR BARU: Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM) outlets have been enjoying brisk sales for luo han fruit and chrysanthemum flower along with other herbs which help keep the body cool during the hazy situation around the country.

Teck Soon Medical and Acu­puncture Centre owner Datuk Chin Nyong Kim said sales of the freshly boiled herbal drinks had increased by about 50% since last month.

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