Wrong facts

Saw this picture from Tourism Melaka on facebook. However, according to Serge Jardin, there are lots of errors in the text, of which he listed down quite a number. It's quite a shame - I'm not going to say "shameful" but oops, I just did -  that nobody edited or factchecked it. Tourism Melaka could have done better; in fact, much better! Anyway, Jardin wrote:

PLEASE, TOURISM MELAKA, YOU SHOULDN’T TAKE TOURISTS FOR STUPID, THANK YOU.

In your latest guidebook (see photo): 

1/ “The Emperor bequeathed Hang Li Poh to Sultan Muzaffar Shah.” 

She married Sultan Mansur Shah.

2/ “The arrival of the Portuguese in the 15th century under Alfonso de Albuquerque”

1511 is the 16th century.   

3/ “the Portuguese ruled for the next 150 years”

1511 – 1641 is 130 years. 

4/ “the European invasion back in the 14th century”

1511 is definitively the 16th century.   

5/ “After independence, a colonial building was built by the British, which was known as Melaka Club”

The new Malacca Club was built in 1912. 

6/ “Melaka celebrating 750 years in history”

1400 – 2024 is 624 years.  

7/ “Queen Victoria’s Fountain was built in 1901 to commemorate Her Diamond Jubilee.”

It was built in 1904, to commemorate the death of a Great Queen, as Her Diamond Jubilee was commemorated in 1897.

8/ “In 1574, St Francis Xavier died in a ship”

He died in 1552, on Sangchuan Island, China. 

9/ “Melaka Stamps Museum”

It is definitively closed for four years already. 

10/ “Poh San Temple built in 1754 at the foot of Bukit Cina”

It was built in 1795. 

Just to name a few, not mentioning mistakes about Cheng Ho, A Famosa, Porta de Santiago, the museums and the Dutch bastions, St Paul Church and Cheng Hoon Temple, etc. 

Is there somebody in charge?