diff --git a/classes/mingw_sdk_handle_symlink.bbclass b/classes/mingw_sdk_handle_symlink.bbclass
index e158d14..c009509 100644
--- a/classes/mingw_sdk_handle_symlink.bbclass
+++ b/classes/mingw_sdk_handle_symlink.bbclass
@@ -6,10 +6,13 @@ archive_sdk:prepend:sdkmingw32 () {
 			find "${SDK_OUTPUT}/${SDKPATH}" -type l -print | while read -r symlink; do
 				target=$(readlink -f "$symlink" || echo "NOTVALID")
 				if [ "$target" = "NOTVALID" ]; then
+					bbnote "Deleting invalid symlink: $symlink"
+					rm -f $symlink
 					continue
 				fi
 				if [ ! -e "$target" ]; then
-					continue
+					bbnote "Deleting dead symlink: $symlink"
+					rm -f $symlink
 				elif [ -d "$target" ]; then
 					if [ "$parse_type" = "directory" ]; then
 						rm "$symlink" && cp -r "$target" "$symlink"
@@ -21,5 +24,12 @@ archive_sdk:prepend:sdkmingw32 () {
 				fi
 			done
 		done
+		# With the above symlink handling, we've copied correct contents.
+		# But we still face possible newly generated symlinks in the above process.
+		# For example, in case of multilib, there will be links like below:
+		#   x86-64-v3-poky-linux/lib64/x86_64-poky-linux/15.2.0/32/64/32
+		# This xxx/32/64/32 is a useless dead link and we can just remove it.
+		# Anyway, all these newly generated symlinks can be deleted!
+		find "${SDK_OUTPUT}/${SDKPATH}" -type l -delete
 	fi
 }