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No tents here: A banner, recently put up by the MPPD, states that picnickers are prohibited from putting up tents along the beach at Pantai Cahaya Negeri. — SARBAN SINGH/The Star

SEREMBAN: Picnickers are no longer allowed to put up tents along three popular beach stretches in Port Dickson.

The move is to give beachgoers a clear view of the sea and beach areas.

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