Jellyfish attack: 13 signboards placed at Pantai Kundor beachfront to warn tourists, says Melaka exco member


MELAKA: The state government has warned tourists to steer clear from bathing at the Pantai Kundor beachfront in wake of reports of a jellyfish attack here.

Melaka agriculture, agro-based, entrepreneur development and cooperative committee chairman Datuk Norhizam Hassan Baktee said there were 13 signboards along the beachfront to warn against bathing at the stretch.

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