Public Works Institute of Malaysia's (Ikram) repre- sentatives. He added that one lane might. be reo

also be a one-metre distance between each stall to ensure physical distancing. "Visitors will be

benefits and challenges faced towards -becom- ing a sustainable and liveable city. ) He said one

be treated differently. ''Why is one business considered legitimate and the other illegal?" He

- . pounds to owners for employing foreign workers without proper approval and another one for plac- ing

one en- croaches on it. "The bazaar is divided into four sections with entrances and exits for each

children un- der 12 from coming in. There is only one entry and exit point now. Also, those coming in

representation. If you take bread from the people, you must be accountable to them." What one angry resident

Mohd Rafique. 'We are happy and grateful. "Now that we have finally received our licences, no one

within four years. "In Kuala Lumpur, Putrajaya and Labuan we pledge to plant one million trees from

month. One of the items in the new guideline also bans the sale of liq- Chin: DBKL should engage with

patrons. . "One hotel in Taman Setapak, which did not have a valid licence, was using the first floor