Jonker Street must never be shut down, say traders


About 100 traders staged a walkabout at Jonker Street protesting the state governmentÕs decision to shut down the famous weekend Jonker Walk.

MALACCA: About 100 traders staged a walkabout in Jonker Street to protest the state government’s decision to shut down the famous weekend Jonker Walk.

Carrying placards written in Chinese, the group gathered at about 9pm on Sunday at a stage near the area.

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