Not all keen on ‘crooked bridge’


JOHOR BARU: While debate rages in the federal capital over the “crooked bridge”, many in the state largely pooh-poohed the idea of its revival.

Former Malaysian High Commissioner to Singapore Datuk N. Parameswaran said the idea of bringing back the bridge might open up old wounds between the two countries.

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