A win-win situation for both hawkers and shoppers.
Selangor local government, public transport and new village development committee chairman Ng Sze Han said based on public feedback, people were happy with the current situation as it was more orderly.Ng said all markets in Puchong had reopened.
“If people do not follow the SOP and the situation goes out of hand, councils will close the market,” he said during his visit to the market after checking whether the necessary SOP was adhered to at the nearby Bukit Wawasan hiking trail. Subang Jaya Municipal Council Zone 16 councillor George Yap visits markets in his zone daily at 6am.
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