‘Bring back the glory days’


  • Nation
  • Wednesday, 03 Apr 2019

The show has started: Party flags and candidates posters are seen all the Rantau town.

SEREMBAN: The Chinese community, which comprises 18.5% of voters in Rantau, want more economic activities and job opportunities for locals.

A resident who only wanted to be known as Wong said although small the town was very robust in the 70s.

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