Resort holds a gaming permit not casino licence, says manager


PETALING JAYA: The Bukit Tinggi Resort management has blamed certain parties for politicising the issue of its slot machines centre that led to confusion over the resort’s gaming licence. 

Its general manager Teh Ming Wah said the Government had never granted the resort, located in Bentong, Pahang, a casino permit but a gaming licence to operate up to 250 slot machines. 

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