Fine-tuning needed in move to allow free trading area


Traders setting up stalls in Setapak on Sunday following the government’s decision which allows them to operate at locations that were previously off-limits. — Photos: AZMAN GHANI/The Star

WHEN Covid-19 struck, many people were badly affected economically, prompting the government to assist them through various initiatives.

While some proposals have been well received upon implementation, a few have not been welcomed by all.

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