Majority of market traders make clear they want to stay in DBKL’s allotted spots

The petition was handed over to a representative from DBKL’s Licensing Department by morning market traders Alan Liau and On Wooi Teong on behalf of the signatories.On told reporters that the majority of traders who had their lots standardised wished to remain at their designated spots.

Kepong MP Lim Lip Eng’s special assistant Dic Lai said the previous lot sizes of 18sq ft and 48sq ft were converted to 64sq ft following pavement and drainage upgrade works in front of the Jinjang Utara wet market.“This resulted in some morning market traders having to move further away from their original location to accommodate the larger lots, leading to some discontent with a number of traders requesting DBKL to reassign the lots.

He said the portion of the morning market located along Jalan Jinjang Aman 1, which had over 100 traders, had been earmarked for upgrades expected to take place in 2024. “We have not determined the exact number of traders who are doing this, but we have received reports that there are about four stalls with rented licences.”

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