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Malaysian Tamils have urged the airport authority of Kuala Lumpur International Airport (KLIA) to make announcements in Tamil, as it would help the passengers coming from India, majority of them being Tamils.
Kuala Lumpur, Dec 31 : Malaysian Tamils have urged the airport authority of Kuala Lumpur International Airport (KLIA) to make announcements in Tamil, as it would help the passengers coming from India, majority of them being Tamils.
Datin Seri Indrani Samy Vellu of Sri Sruthi Mandram has expressed hope that the KLIA authorities would work in this direction.
She also demanded setting up of a special information centre where Tamil passengers would be advised about flight schedules and other important information in their mother tongue.
Officers who are well versed in Tamil must man information centres, and they must be able to give advice to those stranded at the airport and job seekers, The Star quoted her, as saying.
ANI
