While some states have decided to not allow Ramadan bazaars yet again this year, others like Kuala Lumpur have given the greenlight to 65 bazaars to operate. As news of a ‘fourth wave’ looms, some are calling this decision risky and dangerous, while others sympathize with microbusiness owners who cannot endure two brutal years in a row. Is there really a right decision in this scenario?

While some states have decided to <a href="https://www.nst.com.my/news/nation/2021/04/681997/special-rm15mil-allocation-kelantan-traders-affected-ramadan-bazaar">not allow Ramadan bazaars yet again this year</a>, others like Kuala Lumpur have given the greenlight to 65 bazaars to operate. As news of a &lsquo;fourth wave&rsquo; looms, some are calling this decision risky and dangerous, while others sympathize with microbusiness owners who cannot endure two brutal years in a row. Is there really a right decision in this scenario?

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