Posts Tagged ‘kelantan’
Bernama reports on Lee’s trip to Malaysia next week — in an article curiously similar to one published by Malaysia Insider several days earlier? His eight-day visit, from June 8 to 15, starts with a meeting with Prime Minister Datuk Seri Najib Tun Abdul Razak as well as with several high-level officials, top editors and […]
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Tags: ipoh, kelantan, lee kuan yew, Malaysia, pahang, penang, perak, state visit
Lee Kuan Yew will be visiting Malaysia in “early June”. The Malaysian Insider: In early June, Singapore’s veteran leader Lee Kuan Yew is expected to make one of the longest visits he has ever made to Malaysia. Over 10 days, the Mentor Minister will visit Johor, Kuala Lumpur and Kelantan and several other states. He […]
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Tags: johor, kelantan, kuala lumpur, Malaysia, state visit
Lee inspects Penang toilets, Kelantan cleanliness
Lee is concerned about cleanliness in Kelantan. New Straits Times: On Lee’s visit, Nik Aziz said besides political issues, they also discussed cleanliness in the state. “Lee told me that he was satisfied with the cleanliness level in the state especially in Kota Baru. “He had read in local newspapers which stated that Kota Baru […]
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Tags: chang ko youn, cleanliness, gerakan, ipoh, kelantan, lee kuan yew, lim guan eng, nik aziz, penang, toilets