Terengganu website takes down article on tourist dress code


A file picture of tourists at the Pulau Perhentian Kecil beach in Terengganu.

PETALING JAYA: An article on the Terengganu state website introducing a new ruling which bans tourists from wearing "inappropriate attire" has been taken down.

The article was uploaded on Sunday night on the teganukita.com wesbite, but a check around midnight showed that the article on dressing guidelines had been removed.

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