RAMADAN bazaars are back, drawing Muslims and non-Muslims alike in their search for various traditional Malay delights and all kinds of drinks.
In Selangor, the cities of Petaling Jaya, Klang and Shah Alam will be buzzing with activity as people flock to these bazaars throughout the fasting month.The largest bazaar is in Kelana Jaya with 250 lots.
Petaling Jaya City Council , he said, had to extend the application period because there were still about 70 lots available at the site after the original closing date. As preparation for the Ramadan bazaars, MBPJ hosted a workshop for traders on marketing techniques to attract more customers and ways they could reduce their costs.
“The most expensive licence, at RM200 per lot, is for stalls selling grilled food, or coconut and sugar cane drinks. This is because of the higher amount of rubbish they produce.The spokesman urged illegal traders to take up lots at Ramadan bazaars.
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