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We reject SPAD’s proposal and we will build the LRT system as contained in the Penang Transport Master Plan (PTMP).

The abolition of the toll charges was one of the 10 promises the Pakatan Harapan coalition aimed to fulfill within its first 100 days of power, but the revelation of the nation's shaky finances – with the country's debt and finances standing at about RM1 trillion – has prompted the new government to defer its promise.

“I have not received a single piece of paper about the cable car proposal.”

“Imagine if (each PPR) resident had caught one rat since 2012. The reward would almost be RM170,000. (That would be enough to) buy four PPR units!”

Due to freehold status accorded to the developer being disputed, and concern over the environmental impact on the nearby Portuguese Settlement, the Melaka Gateway project has been in limbo.

"It has been for sale since 2004... we did not hire any agent. We have [held] various discussions with several interested parties for the past few years, but were not successful [in finalising a deal]. We are looking to sell at the best price possible."

"We definitely need more clarity on the mega projects and the works in Penang. Hopefully, with the budget announcement, there will be some guidance on the direction that the government wants to take."

Via hundreds of cheques, Najib paid out RM154.88 million to 85 individuals, RM325.03 million to 51 companies, RM469.59 million 49 branches and divisions of BN political parties, and RM24.42 million to 17 non-governmental organisations and foundations.

In a Facebook posting yesterday, the Royal Malaysian Police said it was an offence under Section 50(3) of the Road Transport Act 1987 to stand, sit or place objects on parking spots to reserve them.

According to him, there were no tenant-landlord provisions under the Housing Development Act, while the National Land Code defines the tenancy agreement in terms of its duration and if the agreement can be endorsed or registered, among others.