Once devastated Chuah town hoping to rise again


Going head to head: Yew (left) and Tang are eyeing to win Chuah in the coming election.

PORT DICKSON: Their town was once devastated by the Nipah virus outbreak but these days, the residents of Bukit Pelandok are looking forward to the development of a project known as the Malaysian Vision Valley (MVV).

The MVV 2.0 is an integrated economic region covering Seremban and Port Dickson.

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Chuah , Bukit Pelandok , Pig Farm , State Election

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