The latest statement by Penang Forum:
Penang Forum is alarmed that the Penang government could claim that 97% of close to 3,000 respondents had indicated support for the proposed elevated light rail system (LRT) going by the responses to a questionnaire at several booths around the state.
This model of the segment of the exorbitant RM9bn Pan Island Link over the Youth Park shows how the six-lane highway will disrupt the peace and tranquillity of the area.
These are my thoughts in the video above on the forum on elevated light rail at Recsam in Penang this afternoon.
Come for this forum tomorrow (Saturday) afternoon and let’s dissect the sales pitch for the proposed Penang elevated light rail (LRT).
Check out this stream flowing from the illegal quarry into the Teluk Bahang bay, just 1km away from the fish cages in the sea. This was revealed by Penang Hills Watch in a statement this morning.
The Penang state government must reveal who are the real current owners of the illegal quarry in Teluk Bahang, which has devastated the hills there.
We could soon lose this breathtaking coastline, rich in plankton, and its waters, an area teeming with prawns and fish – thanks to the greed of certain quarters.
This was the protest at the Esplanade in Penang on Saturday evening, 21 September – in the middle of the smog that has blanketed the region.
The hefty hikes in Penang Island City Council assessments a year after Pakatan Harapan was returned to power in the Penang has alarmed many Penang residents.
Sangga Sinnayah, the principal of the Sungai Ara Tamil Primary School, very much in the news recently, has been awarded the 2019 Penang Environmental Stewardship Award by the Penang Green Council.