News & Reviews:   Ramadan Bazaar

Recently, Yes 5G by YTL Communications announced a new #TechMeToBazaar Ramadan Bazaar in Taman Tun Dr Ismail (TTDI). The bazaar is a fully 5G-covered area, whereby goers can stop by any Yes 5G booths within the Ramadan bazaar space to browse and try and purchase Yes’ various 5G plans.

Ramadan is around the corner and most of the Hawkers and food vendors have prepared for the new Ramadan e-bazaar concept. Today, there are new e-commerce platforms being introduced to facilitate the selling and buying of essential items especially during the Movement Control Order (MCO) period such as Nak Makan, E-Kraf Baza and e-sahur. 

Ramadhan is around the corner and for the first time, Ramadan bazaar will not be held this year due to Covid-19. But not to worry, because over 3,000 licensed hawkers and petty traders in the city are all set for the new Ramadan e-bazaar concept following the movement control order (MCO) guidelines.

In early April, we have reported that our government was considering a drive-through or online Ramadan Bazaar. Well, turns out that it is true all along and Grab Malaysia will be helping out on that. Here's how Grab will bring you a festive Ramadan season at your home. 

Selangor has canceled the annual Ramadan bazaars in the concern of the COVID-19 pandemic joining in with three other states Melaka, Negeri Sembilan, and Terengganu. With that, the health minister said it may consider innovating the new idea of organizing a ‘drive-thru Ramadan bazaars or online bazaars’.