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Malay state govt to extend home stay programme to Indian community
Brunei News.Net
Friday 9th May, 2008 (ANI)
Kota Baru (Malaysia), May 9 : The Kelantan State Government in Malaysia plans to extend its home stay programme to the Indian community, especially those working in estates, to enable them to earn additional income.
State Economic Planning, Finance and Welfare Committee chairman Husam Musa said that suitable areas had been identified for the purpose.
"We will provide them with the houses and they can rent out parts of the units to visitors and tourists," he said.
"Apart from getting another source of income, the villagers can also help promote their areas (to tourists)," The NST Online quoted Musa, as saying.
Husam, who is an assemblyman from Salor, said that the proposed project for the Indian community was expected to start soon.
Under the Pantai Mek Mas homestay project, which is handled by a local-based company, three wooden houses have been built.
The villagers who operate them will get to keep half of whatever the tourists pay to stay at the houses.
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Anonymous
05-09-08, 04:31 AM |
Malay state govt to extend home stay programme to Indian community
A very good idea from PAS. They are always concerned on and always try helping the people regardless of race. Can see the sincereity there. Thanks on behalf of all.
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vanie
05-09-08, 08:53 AM |
Well done PAS. Hope more parties will emulate the good step taken for the benefits of the people who need help regardless of race and colour.
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Ordinary citizen
05-09-08, 11:40 PM |
Be fair to your citizens
Well done PAS the support from the non
Malay you received in the last GE proved that the voters did make a right decision. In my considered opinion you and the PR can do a better job than the UMNO-BN whose policy has always been lopsided.
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