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Opening a new chapter

By ROUWEN LIN
Bookworm bliss: A couple collecting their free books from Kedai Fixi in KL, with its #CucukBersamaFixi campaign. — Fixi

KUALA LUMPUR: After being closed since June 1, most bookshops in Kuala Lumpur and Selangor are slowly turning the pages to woo customers again.

Bookshops, together with computer, telecommunication device and stationery shops, were allowed to re-open on July 16 for the duration of the National Recovery Plan.

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