KUALA LUMPUR: After a year of absence due to Covid-19 restrictions, Ramadan bazaar traders finally began welcoming customers yesterday, albeit on a much restrained note as heavy rain and thunderstorms kept most customers away. The New Straits Times observed that most traders either had to close early or wait for the downpour to pass. At […]
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