DBKL has removed the metal fences separating the Hari Raya bazaar from the shops along Lorong Tuanku Abdul Rahman.
DONNA Adlina Hasin, 45, is unpacking a stack of clothes at a shop in Lorong Tuanku Abdul Rahman when a customer stops by to ask about the price of a baju kurung on display.
She happily attends to the customer while also showing other traditional clothes on sale at the shop in Kuala Lumpur’s shopping hotspot.
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Noor Azura hopes DBKL will permit the shops to extend their business hours this year.
Abdul Karim says the increase in prices of traditional wear is minimal.
