Ipoh’s night market traders want to operate again


Traders queuing up to get the council's food aid.

TRADERS in Ipoh are hoping for night markets to be allowed to operate again in order to sustain their livelihood.

Ipoh Morning and Night Market Association secretary Wong Kok Hoe said as night markets were currently not allowed to open, many traders have resorted to opening up roadside stalls to earn a living.

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