Kenyir Lake waterfall to be reserved for women only, says Terengganu MB


Ahmad Said (centre) officiating the Kenyir Festival 2014 in Pangkalan Gawi.

KUALA BERANG: One of the many waterfalls in Tasik Kenyir, which is being promoted by Terengganu as a major tourist attraction and duty-free area, is to be reserved for women only.

The people handling boats going to that waterfall as well as security personnel for the area would all be women, said state Mentri Besar Datuk Seri Ahmad Said.

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