Reconsider plan to turn tourism stretch into vehicle-free zone, traders urge Melaka govt


Saharudin speaking to the media regarding the road closure.

MELAKA: Some 2,000 traders from six associations in Bandar Hilir here are urging the state government to reconsider the plan of turning the stretch to the city's tourism icons into a vehicle-free zone.

The traders claimed the plan would impact their businesses that are heavily dependent on tourists.

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