T’ganu chalet guests told to move out due to strong waves


MARANG: A group of holidaymakers faced a terrifying moment when their chalet almost collapsed due to strong waves.

Latifah Hamid, 51, said she and five other family members were resting when they saw the chalet’s gate and some coconut trees collapsing on Monday night.

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