Short-term rental operators need to be licensed, says Melaka rep


The Star's Melaka stringer Denny Long receiving a certificate of appreciation from Zaidi during the MPHTJ appreciation evening as MPHTJ president Datuk Shadan Othman (left) looks on.

MELAKA: Short-term rentals, especially at stratified properties, in the state will now require a licence, says Datuk Zaidi Attan.

The Melaka Housing, Local Government and Environment Committee chairman said the move to regulate operations of such activities followed concerns on the issue that were raised during the state legislative assembly on Thursday (Dec 15).

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