Bonding over food


PASIR Gudang City Council (MBPG) should consider turning the subdistrict into a multiracial culinary hotspot by upgrading the “kebayan centres” or food courts.

MBPG councillor Noor Azleen Ambros said the council should focus on development projects that reflect its current status as a city, especially in showcasing the multiracial population of Pasir Gudang.

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