Kulim district officer and administrator Mohamad Che Nai said the decision was taken following a meeting yesterday on the removal of several statues, including those of deities erected in the park.
“We have also instructed the developer to provide the district office with a written list of the statues and new ones which they plan to build for submission to the state mufti for consideration on its suitability,” he told reporters after attending the opening ceremony for the construction of Jalan Kubur Lama in Kampung Ujung Padang, Masjid Guar Lobak near here today.
The event, launched by Kedah Religious Affairs, Tourism, Heritage and Public Works Committee chairman Mohd Rawi Abd Hamid was attended by 100 residents.
Last Tuesday, the district office ordered the closure of the theme park and removal of two female-winged statues following complaints lodged by netizens who were uncomfortable with the display of god-like figures there.
The unique park developed by the company had attracted visitors with displays of more than 30 figures and sculptures of numerous sizes such as characters like ‘Optimus Prime’ from Transformers, Spiderman and Snow White.