Quiet in Lorong TAR, all busy in Jalan Raja


Rudiah feels there is breathing space for the retail shops in Lorong TAR now that the Ramadan bazaar has been relocated.

UNLIKE previous years that saw Lorong Tuanku Abdul Rahman (TAR) and Jalan Masjid India filled with Ramadan bazaar stalls, this year those streets and the back lanes in the area are quiet.

Although she misses the festive air in the area, textile shop assistant Rudiah Ismail said there was more breathing space for retail shops now following the relocation of the Lorong TAR Ramadan bazaar to Jalan Raja.

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