Two-hour limit: Not practical, says Shopping Malls Association


PETALING JAYA: It is impractical to enforce a two-hour limit for shoppers inside a mall, said the Malaysia Shopping Malls Association.

While it agreed that limiting the time shoppers spent would help enhance movement control in current circumstances, it said mall management personnel have no control of where shoppers visit and are unable to keep track of their movements.

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