Dual language road signs out


Signs of the times: Chinese characters on a road sign along Jalan Balai Raya Section U6 in Shah Alam appears to be taped over before the signs are replaced. — Bernama

SHAH ALAM: The Shah Alam City Council, responding to a royal decree, has begun dismantling road signs in the city with both Malay and Chinese languages written on it.

The dismantling of all such signs is being done in stages and is expected to be completed soon, said the council’s corporate and public relations division head Shahrin Ahmad.

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