WANG BESAR CAVE NEEDS RESTORATION, SAYS MOHD RADZI

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KANGAR, July 21 (Bernama) -- The Wang Besar river cave in Bintong here,

which used to be a famous picnic area and a source of water supply for the local

people, needs restoration, Kangar member of Parliament Datuk Seri Mohd Radzi

Sheikh Ahmad said.

As such, he said he would try to apply for an allocation to implement the

restoration works on the area.

He said apart from getting their water supply, local people also used to

flock the water catchment area in the cave to bath and wash their clothes

because the water was so clean and never dried up.

Mohd Radzi said he was introduced to the cave when he followed his late

father Tan Sri Sheikh Ahmad Mohd Hashim, who was the first Menteri Besar of

Perlis, on his visits to the villages, including Wang Besar.

He said with serious restoration and conservation works, the cave, which now

covered with bush, could re-emerge as a popular picnic area and tourist

destination.

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Meanwhile, Wang Besar Village Development and Security Committee chairman

Ahmad Hussin also lauded Mohd Radzi''s idea to restore the cave.

Kampung Wang Besar, which has over 100 houses with about 450 residents, is

one of the most visited villages in Perlis.

Recently, the village was also selected as the overall champion to receive

the Excellence Village Award and cash prize of RM10,000 from the Rural and

Regional Development Ministry and Social Development Department.

-- BERNAMA

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