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Metro News. Wednesday, 24 Feb 2021. Johor Indian Petty Trade and Small Business Association is helping some 20 of its members start a food truck business

11 Nov 2020 — JOHOR BARU: The Johor Indian Petty Traders and Small Businesses Association has organised a Deepavali bazaar in a mall for the first time ..

16 Dec 2021 — Johor Indian Petty Traders and Small Business Association chairman D. Ravindran said small businesses were expected to see better sales once ...

Associations: Moratorium needed to help businesses stay afloat during lockdown

JOHOR BARU: Indian business associations are hoping that the Johor Baru City Council (MBJB) will allow them to have Deepavali bazaars this year, despite the ongoing recovery movement control order (MCO). The associations are willing to station People’s Volunteer Corps (Rela) personnel at the bazaars to ensure all the standard operating procedures (SOPs) are adhered to, including taking the temperatures of those coming to the bazaars and also practising physical distancing. Johor Indian Petty Traders and Small Businesses Association president D. Ravindran said that they were hoping to have at least 30 stalls in Tampoi during Deepavali. “We sent the letter a month ago to the council and hope to get some good news from them so that we can put up the tents next month,” he said, adding that last year they also set up 30 stalls in the same place.

Johor Indian Petty Traders and Small Businesses Association president D. Ravindran, who had applied for a Deepavali bazaar in Tampoi, involving 30 stalls, said a final decision would be made in the next few days. “An MBJB enforcement officer said it was not approved yet and we have not received any official rejection or approval letter. “We will have a meeting with MBJB soon to know the status of the Deepavali bazaar, ” said Ravindran.