Hawkers in Penang to continue using digital platform


Customers having their meal at the Bayan Baru Hawkers' Complex. - Filepic (2018)

GEORGE TOWN: After a tough year grappling with the Covid-19 pandemic, many hawkers have now unlocked a new revenue path in online order and delivery.

After a long year, Bayan Baru Food Complex Traders Association chairman Roy Ang said many hawkers were now familiar with the use of digital platforms and delivery services to sustain their business.

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