Malioboro Street Vendors in Yogyakarta Object to Relocation Plan
"We did not sell for months, while our savings were used up for food," she said.
The implementation of Level 2 PPKM by the provincial administration gave some hope to Malioboro traders.
However, with the relocation plan, traders are feeling anxious again.
According to Yati, if the relocation is realized, it will take time for street vendors to get customers in their new places.
"We also need to pay for food, children's school needs, and rent," said Yati.
In contrast to Yati, Nasoha (55), a knick-knacks trader in Malioboro, said she was resigned to the relocation plan.
Even so, she hoped that the government would give the traders time to recover their business first after the impact of the Covid-19 pandemic. (mcr25/mcr20/jpnn)
This news has been broadcast on JPNN.com with the title: PKL Malioboro: Kami Seperti Sudah Jatuh Tertimpa Tangga
Street vendors in the Malioboro area in Yogyakarta have objected to the relocation plan set by the Yogyakarta administration.
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