Shops shut doors early ahead of gathering against upside-down Jalur Gemilang incident


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KEPALA BATAS: Around 10 shops are shutting their doors early as a precautionary measure in case a protest takes place after one of the shopkeepers raised a Jalur Gemilang upside-down last week.

An electrical goods shopkeeper, who wished to be known as Yen, said the row would be closed from noon onwards on Thursday (Aug 14) in case things go south later in the evening.

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