Tengku Abdullah: No sacrificing appeal for development


Tengku Abdullah (left) accepting a token from Adnan (third from left) at the appreciation dinner in Kuantan. With them is Mohd Sharkar (second from left). — Bernama.

KUANTAN: There will be no compromise on environmental issues in the state, no matter how serious the development to promote the tourism industry is, said Regent of Pahang Tengku Abdullah Sultan Ahmad Shah.

He said Pahang’s evironment and natural assets were sought after and made the state the preferred destination for tourists.

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