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Weekend Flea Market @ Menara MBPJ (PJ State)

on April 14, 2016

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Every Saturday & Sunday @ PJ Art Lane, MBPJ Tower (PJ State)

Bazaar. Flea market MBPJ pj state streetmarket weekend market

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