'Apply for grant to promote Johor's rich cultural heritage'


Raja Selan (left) and Arulmigu Rajamariamman Devasthanam temple trustee R. Sethupathi arranging showcased items at the Indian Heritage Centre.

JOHOREANS are excited about the overall improvement of the Sungai Segget area and now look forward to more fun and creative activities in the city centre.

One of them is 34-year-old public relations officer Dawson Yeang, who says the area could become a backdrop to more meaningful programmes and activities in the future.

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