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Singaporean-fuelled comeback for malls in Johor Baru

By VENESA DEVI
Festive mood: A mall in Johor Baru is packed with shoppers hunting for clothes and accessories for Hari Raya Aidilfitri.

JOHOR BARU: Malls in Johor Baru have started to come alive again with the return of Singaporean customers following the reopening of the border.

Marhayu Ismail, who sells Hari Raya cookies at a mall here, said things started to improve about three days after the border reopened.

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