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Tourists continue to throng Penang, traffic under control - Vimarsana News

Tourists continue to throng Penang, traffic under control

GEORGE TOWN: Tourists continue to swarm Penang in the last two days before school resumes tomorrow, but traffic was quite smooth along the roads leading to the city with vehicles moving at a slow and steady pace.

Heavy but smooth-flowing traffic in Penang for long weekend - Vimarsana News

Heavy but smooth-flowing traffic in Penang for long weekend

GEORGE TOWN: Traffic was reported to be smooth and under control on major roads and highways in Penang for the long weekend.

Fresh from jumping into dirty drain, Cheah wants authorities to take sterner action against littering - Vimarsana News

Fresh from jumping into dirty drain, Cheah wants authorities to take sterner action against littering

GEORGE TOWN: Days after jumping into a garbage-filled monsoon drain to raise awareness on pollution, a Penang MCA leader hopes the authorities can manage waste more sustainably and beef up enforcement against littering.

'Welcome, but be mindful' - Vimarsana News

'Welcome, but be mindful'

GEORGE TOWN: While food outlet operators are more than delighted to see a surge in patrons at their shops following the reopening of borders, they are, however, faced with the dilemma of getting customers to comply with the standard operating procedure (SOP).

DAP's performance in Penang comes into question amid campaigning for Johor polls - Vimarsana News

DAP's performance in Penang comes into question amid campaigning for Johor polls

GEORGE TOWN: As campaigning for the Johor polls heats up, Penang MCA has entered the fray to lend its weight to its Johor counterpart.