Police want Selayang wholesale market hours reduced | The Malaysian Insight

A Rohingya man pushes a trolley at Selayang wet market in Kuala Lumpur in this file photo. The police are concerned about the number of people manning stalls at the market, in particular foreign workers, in light of the movement control order. – The Malaysian Insight file pic, March 24, 2020.

THE police want Selayang wholesale market in Kuala Lumpur to reduce its operating hours in accordance with the movement control order, said city police chief Mazlan Lazim. “There are 440 stalls with five workers each, bringing the total number of those at the market to more than 2,000, without counting the customers,” he said during a check at the market, adding the number of workers was the issue.

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