Hawkers in Ipoh hope they won’t have to close shop


IPOH: Hawkers and traders in Ipoh are worried about the drop in patrons due to the conditional movement control order (MCO) that is currently being implemented in Selangor, Kuala Lumpur and Putrajaya.

A manager of a 24-hour restaurant who wished to be known as Gopilan, 37, said the number of customers visiting his restaurant have been dropping daily.

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