Malacca gets its strides right


An aerial view of Malacca River where the ancient underwater city is believed to submerged ( file pix )

I REFER to the report “Malacca to introduce water taxis to reduce traffic jam” (The Star, March 3) and wish to congratulate the state government for its foresight and proactive measures.

It was just over a year ago that Chief Minister Datuk Seri Idris Haron launched a smartphone application known as Destinasi Melaka, developed by Telekom Malaysia and the Malacca Tourism Promotion Division.

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