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BMA pushes street vendor regulation to balance pedestrian rights and livelihoods
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BMA pushes street vendor regulation to balance pedestrian rights and livelihoods

  • BMA prioritizes pedestrian safety and convenience, viewing street vending as a temporary concession, not a permanent right.
  • Strictly prohibits any new street vendors from operating on city pavements; only existing, registered vendors are permitted.
  • Aims to empower current vendors to transition into formal commercial spaces by providing skill development and support.
  • Enforces stringent cleanliness, safety, and takeaway-only rules in designated trade zones, requiring standardized stall designs.
  • Cancels four inactive vending zones, officially restoring public footpaths to ensure clear passage for pedestrians.
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