Looi Sue-Chern
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Penang CM laments weakness in enforcement and monitoring of work sites
Chow admits to lack of attention given to hillslopes and water flow at construction sites.
Two more foreigners missing following Paya Terubong landslide
Four dead, five unaccounted for in landslide at road construction site.
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Penang looks to 'sharpen teeth' on errant developers, contractors
Following Selangor's lead in fining them up to RM250,000 is a good way to go, says exco.
Development must go on, Penang CM says
Work must continue with emphasis on control and safety, says Chow Kon Yeow, following yesterday's landslide that has claimed at least 4 lives.
1 more reported missing, search still on for 3 at landslide
Victim’s brother says he's been missing since the incident yesterday.
Search continues for 3 more missing in Penang landslide
Chances of finding them alive are slim, says rescue operations branch chief.
Total number of Penang landslide victims cannot be confirmed yet
Authorities say there are at least 6 confirmed victims and another 7 that are not confirmed.
When will Penang learn, ask civil groups after yet another fatal landslide
They want all infrastructure projects on hill slopes halted.
Rain could have caused fatal Penang landslide, says CM
Chow Kon Yeow says Penang had experienced raniy weather in recent days.
Firefighters find 2 bodies in Penang landslide
Foreign national rescued, at least 10 others still missing.
10 missing after Penang landslide
Those missing are believed to have been buried in the landslide in Jalan Paya Terubong, says fire and rescue preliminary report.
Kit Siang sues former IGP Hanif Omar over DAP splitting Malaysia claim
Kit Siang's lawyer Ramkarpal Singh says the suit has been fixed for case management on November 21.
Cost-cutting moves good but don’t overdo them
Putrajaya must not be too drastic slashing funding for public service initiatives, such as health and education funding, say economists.
Why do we still have race-based economic policies, asks don
Such an agenda will not inspire confidence among investors, says Universiti Malaya political economy professor.
