A new traffic ruling has led to child seats flying off the shelves as worried parents flock to shops in the hope of meeting next month's deadline to strap in their children.
Previously, child restraints were only compulsory for children under the age of eight.
But a new traffic rule announced on Dec 23 requires any passenger in a motor vehicle who is shorter than 1.35m to use an appropriate child restraint or booster seat.
Retailers said that since the December announcement, business has been brisk.
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