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The businesses failed to use Jawi writing on their business signboards and were fined RM250 each.

Kuantan Municipal Council corporate and public relations head Norkamawati Kamal said the compounds were imposed on premises located around the town, Batu 3 industrial area and Padang Lalang here.

“A reasonable period of time has been given to include the Jawi writing to their signage. In fact, they were given one year to do it, ” she said. The penalised owners have been given a three-month period to include the jawi script on their business signboards or they may face sterner action, she added.

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Now Jawi is forced to businesses signboards as well.... If there is Bahasa Malaysia, why add Jawi then? Does the rakyat have problem reading Bahasa Malaysia?

Good one you..fine those corrupted leaders in your state rather than abusing other as a victim of your personal agenda..lifeless people

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