No such thing as alcohol ban in Langkawi, say stakeholders


LANGKAWI: A rumour claiming tourists are not allowed to consume alcohol or wear shorts on the island is not true, say stakeholders.

Langkawi Chinese Chamber of Commerce chairman, Lee Han Eng, has stepped forward to clarify that there was no validity to these claims, reassuring tourists that they were free to enjoy their vacations without any unusual restrictions.

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