PETALING JAYA: The ruling to compel night market traders, including non-Muslims, in Kelantan to cease business during maghrib prayers is inconvenient to traders and consumers, said MCA.
Kelantan MCA state liaison committee secretary Datuk Lua Choon Hann said the requirement did not take into account the long-term effects on the local economy, people’s livelihoods and the “erosion of non-Muslim rights”.
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