<p /><p>MELAKA: Kota Laksamana could become Melaka's new state capital under plans to develop a new economic corridor if Barisan Nasional wins the seat in the Melaka election.
Key takeaways
Melaka BN chairman Ab Rauf Yusoh proposed making Kota Laksamana the state capital if Barisan Nasional wins the seat, citing rapid development in housing, tourism, and medical sectors as part of a five-year economic plan.
- Ab Rauf stated Melaka currently lacks a defined state capital location.
- The proposed economic corridor includes a medical hub and tourism projects.
- MCA president Wee Ka Siong attended the campaign event for the seat.
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MELAKA: Kota Laksamana could become Melaka's new state capital under plans to develop a new economic corridor if Barisan Nasional wins the seat in the Melaka election.
Melaka BN chairman Datuk Seri Dr Ab Rauf Yusoh said the proposal was part of the state government's plans to transform the area's development and economic landscape over the next five years.
He said Kota Laksamana's rapid development, particularly in the housing, tourism and medical sectors, had the potential to turn it into a new administrative centre for the state.
"I am targeting Kota Laksamana to become the state capital. That is what I hope for.
