Finas to review filming license after damage to Gua Matsoorat from drama shoot


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The Perak government is investigating claims that fossils and the wall at Gua Matsoorat were damaged during filming by a drama production company. Photo: Bernama

The National Film Development Corporation (Finas) will re-evaluate the issuance of the Certificate of Filming (SPP) following allegations of damage to fossils that are millions of years old after filming was done by a production company at Gua Matsoorat recently.

Finas chairman Zakaria Abdul Hamid said re-evaluation of the SPP would be made if a production team wanted to shoot at a location that has national treasures to ensure that the issue would not arise again.

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