Flexibility for Traders in Kuching Utara City Hall Area
Traders Given Flexibility to Operate in DBKU Area
Kuching: Traders who have set up stalls in villages or along the roadsides will be given the flexibility to operate in the Kuching Utara City Hall (DBKU) area, said its Mayor, Datuk Hilmy Othman.
Conditions Apply
However, the traders would need to ensure cleanliness is maintained and traffic is not obstructed, besides complying with local authorities if instructed to move to a more suitable location.
Cooperation Key to Success
"If there are traders who cause traffic obstruction, the DBKU will make sure they cooperate and move to a more suitable location," he told reporters during the launch of the Satok Ramadan Bazaar here today.
He said cooperation between traders and the DBKU was crucial to having a comfortable and orderly atmosphere during Ramadan.
Food Safety Reminders
Meanwhile, Deputy Minister of Utility and Telecommunications Datuk Dr Abdul Rahman Junaidi reminded traders to always maintain food hygiene, practice good food handling and get vaccinated to ensure the safety of customers.
"In addition, food waste must be properly managed, and visitors are urged not to block traffic. This is important to ensure the bazaar is a success and benefits the city folks," he said.
Satok Ramadan Bazaar Details
The DBKU said in a statement that the Satok Ramadan Bazaar, which will be open until March 30, has 98 stalls selling various types of dishes and drinks.
Conclusion
In conclusion, the DBKU has shown its commitment to supporting local traders and providing a comfortable atmosphere for the community during Ramadan. By offering flexibility to operate in the DBKU area, the city council is promoting economic growth and development. Additionally, the reminder from the Deputy Minister on food safety and waste management is crucial to ensure a successful bazaar.
Frequently Asked Questions
Q: What is the duration of the Satok Ramadan Bazaar?
A: The bazaar will be open until March 30.
Q: How many stalls are participating in the bazaar?
A: There are 98 stalls selling various types of dishes and drinks.
Q: What are the requirements for traders operating in the DBKU area?
A: Traders must maintain cleanliness, ensure traffic is not obstructed, and comply with local authorities if instructed to move to a more suitable location.