Pekan Nenas: From quiet town to political hotbed


Pekan Nenas is major pineapple production area, hence its name. – ABDUL RAHMAN EMBONG/The Star

TANJUNG PIAI: It was a typical Sunday morning in Pekan Nenas here as locals thronged the morning market and breakfasted in coffeeshops.

Coffeeshop talk inevitably turned to politics as Tanjung Piai by-election candidates and supporters joined the morning crowd.

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Politics , Pekan Nenas , Tanjung Piai , By-election

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