Bigger business, robust network: Why local traders feel DBKL ban won’t root out ‘illicit’ foreign market traders

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A general view outside the Kuala Lumpur Wholesale Market in Selayang June 24, 2020. ― Picture by Hari AnggaraKUALA LUMPUR, July 6 — During the movement control order (MCO), foreign workers lost their jobs after they were forcibly pushed out of the Kuala Lumpur Wholesale Market in Selayang, but this has not stopped them from trading. Even facing a ban by the Kuala Lumpur City Hall (DBKL) against foreigners entering the market, foreign traders still persevere and continue to conduct their business outside the premises, to the complaint of local traders. The area outside the market was a hive of activity with forklifts moving produce, delivery trucks lining up the street, with both locals and foreigners making enquiries and bargaining on price and product availability and loading and unloading work taking place throughout the morning. Wholesalers lined both rows of shops as fresh pr…