Last weekend, I visited the Ramadan bazaars at SS18 and USJ 4. I wanted to meet the traders and residents.
This year MPSJ has set new rules requiring traders:
(1) to have standardised MPSJ canopies
(2) to dismantle their canopies and pack up their stalls daily after trading.
(1) to have standardised MPSJ canopies
(2) to dismantle their canopies and pack up their stalls daily after trading.
This is to promote cleanliness. Some residents have informed me that this new rule is a step forward as it promotes good hygiene. Before issuing the licences for the bazaar, MPSJ conducted a briefing for all interested traders and they were all briefed on the do's and don'ts to ensure that this year's Ramadan bazaars operate more efficiently and orderly.
The police officers from SS17 and USJ 8 police stations were also present to give out Balik Kampung Rumah Selamat forms for anyone who will be away during the festive seasons. This festive program is one of the many ways to fight crime in our neighbourhood and I hope more residents will take advantage of this program by the police.
Explaining the Balik Kampung Rumah Selamat program to a family
Meeting my constituents
At the USJ 4 Ramadan bazaar
Ramadan bazaars are a favourite for all Malaysians. This is definitely one of my favourite 'truly Malaysian' scenes!
5 comments:
YB
You forgot to mention that the food at the Ramadhan stalls are yummy too!!
why la i didnt bump into hannah yeoh, WHYYYYYYYYY! no.1 fan right here.
Can you suggest relocating these Ramadhan stalls elsewhere? There is so much trafic congestion for residents here.
My dad was ill and I had so much trouble getting out of here.
Why not relocate to the MPSJ stadium?
Can you be our ADUN forever please?
Anon (September 6, 2009 6:43 AM),
Good leaders need to be multiplied, not made indispensible!
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