100 TRADERS SUBMIT CLAIMS ON LOSSES SUFFERED DURING BERSIH RALLY

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KUALA LUMPUR, May 30 (Bernama) -- Some 100 traders and hawkers from around

the city have submitted claims on losses they suffered because of the Bersih

rally held here on April 28 to a panel of lawyers acting ''pro bono" for them.

Kuala Lumpur Traders Action council chairman

Datuk Jamal Md Yunus, who revealed this at a press conference here today, said

he expected up to 70 per cent of the traders and hawkers who were affected to

submit their claims before the June 30 deadline given to them.

"As for the rest, we will make our own loss estimates," he said, adding that

the panel would evaluate their claims before fowarding them to the relevant

parties for further action.

Last week, members of Sukaguam, an organisation of lawyers volunteering

their services to the affected traders and hawkers, had asked them to submit

their claims pertaining to their losses because of the rally.

Traders and hawkers who wish to make claims can do so at the secretariat set

up for the purpose at Restoran Ikan Bakar Sekinchan Gombak branch here from

Monday to Friday between 2 pm and 4.30 pm.

-- BERNAMA

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