Port Dickson to replace Kg Sungai Nipah road signs in Chinese with bilingual ones


PORT DICKSON: The Port Dickson Municipal Council will replace at least 16 road signs written in Chinese in Kampung Sungai Nipah here with bilingual signs.

Council president Hasnor Abd Hamid said the new signs are being ordered and will be installed as soon as possible, with the road names remaining unchanged.

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