Services
The city is equipped with:
Five large shops that could loosely be considered grocery stores (Toko Dewi, Toko Cahaya, Toko Sulawesi, Toko Madina, Toko Sabarjaya)
One daily traditional market where traditional Mandar foods (such as Jepa, Loka Anjoroi, Sokkol Lameayu, Bau Piapi, Kanre Sattang), plastics, electronics, clothes, fresh fish and vegetables can all be bought and bargained for
One semiweekly night market with similar items
Several small technology stores that sell computers, cell phones, and pulsa
Photocopy and photo developing shops
A DVD rental store
Several auto-mechanics, carpenters, tailors, electricians, bakers, and other technical tradesmen
Laundry services
Several small inns
An outdoor, seaside performance space
Internet cafes
An athletic stadium
An ocean-fed, outdoor public natatorium
Several tennis and badminton courts
Soccer fields
A large event hall
A weathered performance venue
A hospital
A prison
A police station
A fire station
Hair-cutting and styling salons
Massage parlors
A karaoke bar
And a travel agency
The city of Majene is serviced by three banks: BNI, BRI, and Bank SulSel, all of which have functional ATMs that accept Visa and MasterCard.
There is also a Leper colony that is still in operation just outside the city limits.
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