Dr M: No need for bridge between Langkawi and mainland
FORMER prime minister Tun Dr Mahathir Mohamad said there is no need for the government to build a bridge linking Langkawi ISland and the mainland as it will only cause traffic congestion on the island.
He said if too many vehicles converged on Langkawi, it would create traffic congestion and hamper efforts to turn the island into a tourist destination of international standard.
He said this yesterday when asked to comment on the request by the Langkawi Umno division head, Datuk Nawawi Ahmad, to build a bridge between the island and the mainland via Kuala Perlis for the convenience of the people on the island.
Nawawi said the islanders had requested that the bridge be constructed as this would save cost and time for them to travel between the island and the mainland.
Dr Mahathir said Langkawi would develop rapidly into a popular tourist destination because several villages such as the French Village, Italian Village and British Village had been created.
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