Penang to stick with multilingual road signs


GEORGE TOWN: The Penang Government will proceed with its plan to put up street names and road signs in multiple languages unless it is proven that the move is against the law.

Chief Minister Lim Guan Eng reiterated it was merely adding English, Tamil, Chinese, Arabic and Jawi signboards.

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