Breathing life into Komtar


Quiet alley: Many shoplot units remain shuttered during the movement control order at level 3, Komtar in George Town, Penang. — CHAN BOON KAI/The Star

TAKING a hit from the Covid-19 pandemic, Komtar in Penang has seen better days.

Deserted shoplots, crowds of vagrants and drastically lower people traffic has made Komtar lose its lustre.

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