Looi Sue-Chern
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Lacking savings, flood victims face cloudy future
Already poor before the disaster, they now need non-existent reserves to keep their heads above water
Two children among 4 killed in fire in Weld Quay
Two children among four killed in 6am fire in George Town.
Penang opposition leader denies saying flood aid only for Pakatan members
Chief minister accused of being biased against Barisan Nasional lawmakers for seizing on a remark published in Utusan Malaysia.
Penang BN reps walk out after government 'hijacked' motion
They say the Penang government had hijacked their motion to stop all hill slope projects in the state.
Penang to set up new body to run state parks
Move to list the country’s oldest botanic gardens as Unesco heritage site.
Unacceptable for disaster relief centres to have no food supply, says Penang CM
Lim Guan Eng urges federal government to hasten delivery of flood relief supplies.
Guan Eng slams Penang BN over conditional flood relief allegations
An article on Utusan Malaysia, which quoted a state BN leader, claims that victims have to join Pakatan parties to receive the aid.
Penang considers using reports by overseas weather forecasters
Lim Guan Eng says local weather forecasts are not accurate.
Penang government adds another RM200 to flood relief cash aid
Penang Chief Minister Lim Guan Eng says this brings the one-off payment for affected households and businesses to a total of RM700.
Guan Eng’s bungalow graft trial postponed to March 15
Postponement due to prosecution’s challenge against CM’s successful appeal over an order to file his defence before trial.
Sue Putrajaya to end Penang Bridge toll collection, urges DAP rep
Toll agreement ends in 2038 while several PLUS highway tolls were abolished during tabling of Budget 2018.
No hijab ban at Penang hotels, says state’s MAH chapter
Chief Minister Lim Guan Eng had expressed his concern with the association over ‘discriminatory’ policy.
‘Where was Welfare Department’s flood relief supplies?’
Penang exco questions why Kelab Putera 1Malaysia could provide necessities but federal government body couldn’t.
No seabed mining in Penang, says exco
Environmental exco Phee Boon Poh denies opposition leader’s claim that seabed mining has reached critical levels in the state.
RM2.5 million donated to Penang flood relief fund
Of the total, RM1 million was from Selangor, as announced by MB earlier this month.
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