Environment news in Court Complex Pulau Pinang

1. 3,736 ageing trees in Penang show early health warnings

   19 hours ago Harian Metro Georgetown, Pulau Pinang 5.9 km

   A total of 3,736 of Penang's 12,500 ageing trees show early signs of health problems needing monitoring. State exco Jason H'ng said 167 high-risk trees are in George Town and 77 have already been felled by MBPP in phases from August through 2027.

2. Penang City Council catches 3,368 pest birds last month

   1 week ago Harian Metro George Town, Pulau Pinang 6.3 km

   The Penang Island City Council (MBPP) caught 3,368 pest birds, including 1,996 crows and 1,372 pigeons, at several locations in George Town last month. The council also destroyed 114 crow nests as part of its ongoing efforts to control the bird population and maintain urban cleanliness.

3. RM4.25mil flood mitigation project in Kampung Pokok Asam to complete in October

   1 week ago New Straits Times Lintang Tengku 4.7 km

   A RM4.25 million flood mitigation project at Parit Monsun in Kampung Pokok Asam, Penang, is in its final stage and expected to be completed in October. Chief Minister Chow Kon Yeow said the project, which includes screw pumps and drainage improvements, aims to reduce frequent flash floods in the low-lying area.

4. Rare Ikan Kanai Spotted In Penang Waters Again After 15 Years

   2 weeks ago Bernama Sungai Kuala, Penang 8.2 km

   A rare ikan kanai (black bass) was caught by a local fisherman in Sungai Kuala, Penang, marking the first such catch in the state's waters in about 15 years. The Penang Fisheries Department confirmed the discovery, highlighting its significance for national fisheries records and the area's ecological health.