Don’t ignore the signs for strict action


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  • Saturday, 15 Jun 2019

Filepic of enforcement officers pulling down an illegal billboard in Butterworth, Penang. The Negri Sembilan government revealed that 454 billboards of various sizes and built on both private and government land were found to be unlicensed.

A RECENT revelation by the Negri Sembilan administration that eight in 10 billboards motorists see along the North-South Expressway (NSE) stretch running through the state were illegally put up is not only mind- boggling but absolutely appalling.

The fact that hundreds of these massive structures were put up without being endorsed by the authorities along a stretch used by tens of thousands of motorists daily is not only scandalous but surely reeks of corruption.

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