Penang trishawmen get help from the public
IN the wake the massive floods in Penang, six trishaws were badly damaged and rendered many others unroadworthy.
As clean-up efforts begin in Penang and the bustle around George Town slowly resumes, trishaws – one of the state’s iconic tourist attractions – are glaringly missing from the city’s busy roads. – November 16, 2017.
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