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Customers upset as traders halt dealing with Indian notes

KUALA LUMPUR: Angry and worried customers thronged moneychangers in the busy Indian enclave of Masjid India here, trying to change their rupee notes.

Many were upset when they found that none of the moneychangers were buying or selling the Indian currency.

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