the solution for this problem is by changing the Localization Settings in my config.in.php
file.
from
from this setting:
;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;
; Localization Settings ;
;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;
[i18n]
; Default locale
locale = en_US
; Client output/input character set
client_charset = utf-8
; Database connection character set
; Must be set to “Off” if not supported by the database server
; If enabled, must be the same character set as “client_charset”
; (although the actual name may differ slightly depending on the server)
connection_charset = Off
; Database storage character set
; Must be set to “Off” if not supported by the database server
database_charset = Off
; Enable character normalization to utf-8 (recommended)
; If disabled, strings will be passed through in their native encoding
; Note that client_charset and database collation must be set
; to “utf-8” for this to work, as characters are stored in utf-8
charset_normalization = Off
to this setting:
;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;
; Localization Settings ;
;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;
[i18n]
; Default locale
locale = en_US
; Client output/input character set
client_charset = utf-8
; Database connection character set
; Must be set to “Off” if not supported by the database server
; If enabled, must be the same character set as “client_charset”
; (although the actual name may differ slightly depending on the server)
connection_charset = utf8
; Database storage character set
; Must be set to “Off” if not supported by the database server
database_charset = utf8
; Enable character normalization to utf-8 (recommended)
; If disabled, strings will be passed through in their native encoding
; Note that client_charset and database collation must be set
; to “utf-8” for this to work, as characters are stored in utf-8
charset_normalization = Off