A sign change, weekend massage services and an extension of a shuttle bus service are among efforts by the management of Jurong West Hawker Centre to increase footfall and improve the business of its stallholders.
Five months after The Straits Times reported that business was drying up for wet market stallholders at the two-year-old centre, tenants say things have not improved much, with just half of the 48 wet market and hawker stalls occupied.
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