Brickfields devoid of customers


It is strange to see Brickfields free of people on a working day. — Photos: ART CHEN/The Star

SEVERAL business owners operating in Brickfields say the area has become a ghost town with no customers or even window shoppers.

Several traders were forced to shutter their shops in Kuala Lumpur’s Little India and send their staff home because of the huge drop in business.

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