The draw of Deepavali bazaars


Trader Lavhania, 29, arranges unique artificial flowers made from tree bark at the Deepavali bazaar in Lorong Chan Ah Tong, Brickfields. — Photos: AZMAN GHANI / The Star

DEEPAVALI bazaars in Kuala Lumpur have become a staple and a much-looked forward to tradition in the run up to the Festival of Lights.

With Deepavali less than two weeks away, the bazaars in the city are in full swing. Yet, traders are lamenting that business has drastically dropped compared to previous years.

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