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We examine this historic neighbourhood through the lives, the memories and the stories of its past and current residents. Discover the best of the city, first.
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The man who runs the place, together with his siblings, is Lim. Worked and saved up some money, then he went back to China when he was 20 and got married. Then he came back here. I was born here. That night, KL was alive. A distant memory for those who remember it. Not the place it used to be. Things changed very quickly when they repealed the Rent Control Act.
By it was decided that the act had outlived its purpose and a new Control of Rent Repeal Act set in motion a transitionary period of two years and four months in which rent would be gradually adjusted to the market rate. No framed newspaper cutouts. No photographs with VIPs. No thumbs-up stickers left behind by food shows. Not even an electronic cash register. The number of tables and chairs are still the same. The tables on the right used to have partitions between them but then we removed it.
It was easier to just stop operating. My father still lives upstairs. Most of the shops are closed. A woman walks from table to table, demanding a single ringgit with a gloved hand. She wears a scarf over her head and clutches her bag closely. The pre-war buildings on this road, with their unique features, still exist and are preserved. Every Saturday, between 5 to 10 pm, the Lorong Tuanku Abdul Rahman is closed to vehicles to make room for a night market that offers an assortment of fabrics, textiles, clothing and food at attractive prices.
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