Traders lament that beachgoers hardly buy anything


Poor business: Some of the stalls selling swimwear, souvenirs and food at Teluk Kemang.

PORT DICKSON: It was a sweltering Sunday but the heat did not put off picnickers at Teluk Kemang, a hugely popular stretch of the Port Dickson beach.

From morning till late evening, the beach was crowded with visitors, who also went for a dip in the sea.

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