SIMPANG Renggam folk in Johor want the issue of poor Internet connectivity in the town addressed.
Many are also calling for better paying jobs so locals can stay on in their hometown instead of having to move elsewhere.
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Simpang Renggam, one of six towns in the Kluang district is known for its pineapple plantations (photo at right). — THOMAS YONG/The Star and Filepic
(From left) Maszlee, Kamal, Mohd Fazrul and Hasni, photographed on nomination day, are battling it out in Simpang Renggam.
Heng hopes for better-paying jobs in Simpang Renggam so youths will stay on in their hometown.
Norazlina says poor Internet connectivity affected her children’s online learning during the MCO.
Saminathan says more streetlights should be installed along rural roads.
