WITH several wet markets closed across the Klang Valley, those that remain open are taking steps to ensure the safety and well-being of both traders and customers.
Wet markets have always been the place of choice for most Malaysians as the freshest produce can be found at the lowest price.
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It is an orderly scene at Pasar Besar Meru in Klang, which has both a daily market and wholesale section. — Photos: KK SHAM, SAM THAM and SAMUEL ONG/The Star
Market-goers and vendors are happy with the conditions at the SS15 market in Subang Jaya.
Hishamudin said fewer people have been visiting the SS15 market in Subang Jaya since the MCO.
MPK enforcement officers are on hand to ensure that the rules are followed at Pasar Besar Meru in Klang.
It is quite a challenge for market-goers to maintain their distance at wet markets like the one in Sungai Chua, Kajang.
Customers at the Sungai Chua market getting their temperature checked before being allowed to enter.
