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Screen Location : Jalan Taiping, ​Parit Buntar, Perak (Above Percetakan PMI Shop)

​Parit Buntar town got its name by deriving from the name of a leader of Tok Buntar. Tok Buntar is a popular person in the past where his followers and him built trenches of Sungai Kerian. The purpose of them building the trenches was to have water flow into the paddy fields. The ditch was originally known as Parit Tok Buntar and now known as Parit Buntar. ​​The LED screen is perfectly posisitoned on a building alongside Jalan Taiping, Parit Buntar. There are education institution and petrol station nearby. LED screen advertising has its potential to directly communicate with the audience and attract potential customers. Businesses are able to promote their messages to traffic passerby easily as the LED screen is located nearby the crossroads. LED screen advertising allow businesses to market themselves creatively and efficiently. ​

Perak is ethnically, culturally and linguistically diverse. The state is known for several traditional dances: bubu, dabus, and labu sayong, the latter name also referring to Perak's unique traditional pottery. The head of state is the Sultan of Perak, and the head of government is the Menteri Besar. Government is closely modelled on the Westminster parliamentary system, with the state administration divided into administrative districts. Islam is the state religion, and other religions may be practised freely. Malay and English are recognised as the official languages of Perak. The economy is mainly based on services and manufacturing. Perak is located in a tropical region with a typically hot, humid and wet equatorial climate, and experiences significant rainfall throughout the year. The temperature remains fairly constant, between 21 and 27 °C (70 and 81 °F). Humidity is often above 80%. Annual rainfall is about 3,000 millimetres (120 in), the central area of the state receiving an average of 5,000 mm (200 in) of rain. The state experiences two monsoon seasons: the northeast and southwest seasons. The northeast season occurs from November to March, the southwest from May to September, and the transitional months for the monsoon seasons are April and June. The northeast monsoon brings heavy rains, especially in the upper areas of Hulu Perak, causing floods. Little effect of the southwest monsoon is felt in the Kinta Valley, although coastal areas of southern Perak occasionally experience thunderstorms, heavy rain and strong, gusting winds in the predawn and early morning.

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