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Traders from the fire-devastated Johar and Yaik markets, traditional markets in Semarang, Central Java, have reestablished their businesses at a temporary trading compound on Jl
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span class="caption">Traders from the fire-devastated Johar and Yaik markets, traditional markets in Semarang, Central Java, have reestablished their businesses at a temporary trading compound on Jl. Agus Salim in Semarang, on Friday. Few customers were seen in the first days, as the public had yet to notice the new trading place. JP/Suherdjoko
