Rustic heritage charms of Klang


The Sultan Sulaiman Mosque, also known as Selangor’s royal mosque, was opened in 1933. — SAM THAM/The Star

RECENTLY crowdsourced global database Numbeo raised the ire of Klang residents when it dubbed the town as the most dangerous “city” in South-East Asia.

For Klang residents, the allegation was not only baseless but also ridiculous. One has to come from Klang or be acquainted with the town to realise that “to know Klang is to love Klang”.

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