SEREMBAN, Nov 5 (Bernama) -- The trend of online shopping is increasingly gaining the attention of consumers, but it does not overshadow physical bazaars as part of the Indian community still prefers to personally procure Deepavali necessities ahead of the Festival of Lights celebration this Sunday.
Deepavali Bazaars Remain Preferred Choice Despite Online Competition
Deepavali bazaar, preferred choice, online, Seremb
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Despite the rise of online shopping, many in the Indian community still prefer physical bazaars for Deepavali preparations. A survey in Seremban found that consumers value the ability to inspect items like traditional clothing and decorations in person.
- Traditional clothing prices at the bazaar dropped from RM250-RM300 to RM150-RM180.
- Jewellery and prayer item traders are offering discounts of up to 50 per cent.
- Traders noted that elderly customers particularly prefer shopping at physical stores over online platforms.
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