Six families living in dilapidated houses


SIX families in Nibong Tebal have to put up with mosquitoes and other pests as their 100-year-old wooden houses are on the verge of collapsing.

Malaysia Nanban quoted one of the residents, S. Amirthavally, as saying that they were still using toilets built during the Japanese occupation.

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Opinion , Malaysia Nanban

   

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