Barbers plead for permission to open for business


Barbers holding placards expressing their wish to be allowed to operate during the movement control order period.

BARBERSHOP operators who are now suffering after not being allowed to operate, have appealed to the government to provide them with an exemption during the enforcement of the current movement control order (MCO).

Penang Hairdressers Association treasurer V. Tharmararaj said that barbershop operators only had the opportunity to operate for six months since June 10 last year before being ordered to close again.

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