New Selayang wet market complex opens to public
AFTER two postponements from early this year, the new Selayang Daily Market in Batu Caves has finally opened its doors to the public. The five-storey complex under Kuala Lumpur City Hall (DBKL), with about 750 trading lots, was built to replace the wet market that was temporarily located at an adjacent site. DBKL Licensing and Business Control Department Batu officer Shamsul Bahari Ismail said a majority of traders from the old site had moved their wares to the new complex. “About 60% to 70% have moved their belongings and started operating today, while the rest are still in the process. ...
Source: thestar.com.my