The king of fruits will be better and cheaper this year

By N. TRISHA

GEORGE TOWN: The durian season has begun and fans of the King of Fruits can expect a bountiful harvest this year with prices cheaper than before.

Despite losing over RM1mil after his 90ha farm in Balik Pulau was hit by a storm recently, durian seller Tan Chee Keat remains positive it would be a good year for sellers like him.

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