Nilai a far cry from its quiet past


Like most towns in the early days, Nilai only had two rows of shophouses before the boom. — Photos: UU BAN/The Star

AS ONE of the most rapidly developing towns in the country, Nilai in Negri Sembilan is witnessing its skyline transform quickly due to the in pouring of investments.

No longer a quiet town located between the state capital, Seremban, and Kuala Lumpur, it is earmarked for even more growth under the 11th Malaysia Plan and Malaysian Vision Valley – a planned economic corridor encompassing a 108,000ha area straddling Seremban, Port Dickson and Nilai.

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