Looi Sue-Chern
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TV Al Hijrah lost money 3 years in a row, says AG's report
The government-funded broadcaster has weak programme assessment process, administrative and financial management, it says.
Discounts will show in coming water bills, says Penang water supply corp
Discount will not show on bills meter readers issue on the spot to the consumer, says Penang Water Supply Corporation.
Flood victims attempt to rebuild their lives on little or no savings
High and dry disaster-struck Penangites sift though the debris for salvageable items while they await government aid.
3 weeks later, flood-hit Penang folk are picking up the pieces
For those running a small business, it is a headache deciding whether to repair the home or the shop first.
Owning a home a pipe dream for public housing tenants
With their low incomes, even paying the RM100 rent can be a struggle.
Penang flood relief fund open for application
Disaster victims in the state may now apply to the Penang government for one-off cash relief of RM700.
Penang harvests cheaper fruit in rare second durian season
Durian lovers are delighted, orchard owners less so with plunging prices for the ‘king of fruits’.
Penang food aid programme gets boost from hotels
State government signs MoU with Food Aid Foundation to improve operations.
Slew of disasters both boon and bane for Penang government, say analysts
State government deserves kudos for efficient disaster management that is people-focused.
Guan Eng asks Putrajaya to send cash aid to flood victims
RM400 and RM700 that Penang is giving to each family is not enough, says CM.
Penang’s weather alert system not illegal, says CM’s legal officer
Penang to work with other countries to have own weather alert system as it has no faith in Meteorological Department.
Penang fish farmers face ruin in storm's aftermath
Some looking at losses in the millions as they struggle to pick up the pieces.
Bersatu will explain AGM issue, says Muhyiddin
Opposition party to meet Registrar of Societies to explain failure to hold first annual general meeting.
Penang received only RM35,500 flood relief aid since 2013
Chief Minister Lim Guan Eng says the state received the least amount of financial aid from 2013 to 2017.
Penang clean-up almost completed, says Lim
But the chief minister says a viral message claiming that a second severe storm is heading for Penang is still circulating.
