Melaka’s entry point uninviting to tourists


Visitors to the Melaka ICQS Complex will be greeted by these worn-out chairs at the concourse area.

THIS year is Visit Melaka Year but the Immigration, Customs, Quaran­tine and Security (ICQS) Complex in Taman Kota Laksamana is in a shabby state.

Despite serving as the main entry point for tourists from Indonesia, especially from Dumai and Bengkalis in Sumatra, the complex’s facilities are in a poor condition.

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