Other languages allowed but Malay must be prioritised, says DBKL on business signboards


THE recent enforcement actions on business signboards in Kuala Lumpur is to ensure all businesses abide by the laws, says Kuala Lumpur City Hall (DBKL) in a statement.

All business signboards must be in Malay in accordance with the Advertisements (Federal Territories) By-Laws 1982 under the Local Government Act 1976, it added.

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