Eateries expect high demand for sahur meals


PETALING JAYA: Restaurants are preparing to see more food orders at dinner time during this movement control order (MCO) period to accommodate those buying for sahur (pre-dawn meal) to observe the Ramadan month.

They are hopeful to make extra money from their online food delivery sales this time around, in the absence of the traditional Ramadan bazaars.

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