The Penang Botanic Garden is close to the heart of many Penangites. But the following photos suggest that its maintenance leaves something to be desired.
Photos by a regular Botanic Garden visitor – Click icon at bottom right to expand to full-page slideshow
I just hope whoever is responsible for the upkeep of the Garden will look into this.
In particular the dead trees or branches need to be removed before any passers-by get hurt. (Two people were killed some time ago from falling branches.)
Until this trees is felled, the nearby walkway needs to be barricaded. Is the tree dying because of improper pruning (or hacking?) or maintenance?
Also palms with diseased stems must be removed and the soil treated to ensure that the disease doesn’t spread to neighbouring palms.
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This is another shocker…Anil, again need your help to get into the bottom of this issue. If this is true then it is another case of blatant P & R (Plunder & Rape) of the state.
This is taken from today’s NST.
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On a related matter, Dr Hilmi wanted Lim to explain the Auditor-General’s Report that stated Penang had gained an increase in income following land conversions in Balik Pulau, the Seberang Prai Tengah and Seberang Prai Utara districts respectively.
“I want to know which plots of land in Balik Pulau had been converted.
“This is because Balik Pulau is a very sensitive area as most of the land is considered agricultural land,” Dr Hilmi added
http://www.nst.com.my/Current_News/NST/articles/21guane/Article/index_html
You cannot stop landowners from selling their land in balik pulau, if this is what Hilmi is up to.
Hasnt he realised RSNPP2020?