Pangkor pumped up that interstate travel is back on


One for the album: Tourist Jamilah Kanthol, 65, (fourth from left) posing for a photo with her family at the Lumut ferry jetty before leaving for Pangkor Island for a holiday. — Bernama

IPOH: Close to 10,000 people have visited Pangkor since the interstate travel ban was lifted last Monday.

Perak committee chairman Datuk Nolee Ashilin Mohammed Radzi said 9,888 tourists from all over the country travelled to the island from Oct 11 to 16.

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