The recent fire disaster still leaves deep sorrow for people who live their lives in the world of commerce. Fire victims are generally small traders who are only able to fulfill their daily needs. The small space that was tightly closed with a size of 3x4 meters was now only left of debris that had been charcoal.
There are no more items left to use, the bustle of the Impres morning market in Lhokseumawe City is now quiet and lonely from some traditional traders. They are now only surviving in front of the shop of people who survived the fire accident by opening a small shanty in front of someone else's shop.
There has been no renovation from the City Government to rebuild their business, which was once just a wooden building. They even threatened to be moved to a new market area away from the crowd and downtown. May the City Government's decision support them so they can survive, help the family economy, send their children to school for a better future.
Best Regards,
