Local councils tell all street traders in S’gor to close for two weeks under restriction order


Getting their space: Fewer people seen riding the MRT into the city as the movement control order came into effect yesterday.

ALL open-air markets in Selangor must be closed until March 31 following a directive from the state government in a bid to help contain the spread of Covid-19.

These are farmers market, night markets and the morning markets that are set up on the roads in commercial areas of housing estates.

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