It’s all very quiet at the printing shops


Choices aplenty: Designers Mohd Zaslan Zulkhairi, 31 (left) and K. Sarvesswaren, 22, of Printhero Malaysia, showing the printing promotions available to political parties at their shop in George Town, Penang.

GEORGE TOWN: For printing shop operators, good business is expected in the general election although the sound of “ka-ching” is not loud yet.

Many politicians are unable to start printing their election-related materials as their candidacy had yet to be finalised, said a printing shop operator, who wanted to be known only as Ah Thye.

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