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Crime & Safety news in Tanjung Bungah

5 stories within reach of Tanjung Bungah, published in the last 30 days and gathered from Malaysian news sources.

  1. Penang council revokes dog license, fines owner RM250 after pet attacks stray

    11 hours ago Harian Metro Tanjung Bungah, Georgetown, Penang

    The Penang Island City Council (MBPP) has revoked the license of a pet dog and fined its owner RM250 after the dog attacked a stray in Tanjung Bungah, Penang. The action was taken under the MPPP (Dogs) By-Laws 1977 following a viral video of the incident.

  2. Police confirm bloody clash in Air Itam involving Geng 04

    12 hours ago The Sun Malaysia Ayer Itam, Pulau Pinang 6.5 km

    Police confirmed that a violent clash in Air Itam, Penang, involving members of the Geng 04 gang, was caused by a debt dispute. Two men were seriously injured after being mistaken for gang members, and 13 suspects have been arrested.

  3. 'I was so worried the ferry would sink'

    6 hours ago Berita Harian Pelabuhan Pulau Pinang 8.4 km

    A Teluk Bahang ferry collided with the MV Mekar Jaya within Penang Port limits, injuring 21 people. Passengers described the terrifying moment of impact, with some treated at Hospital Seberang Jaya. The Penang Port Commission reported the accident occurred around 8.40pm.

  4. 21 injured as ferry and vessel collide at Penang Port

    7 hours ago Berita Harian Pelabuhan Pulau Pinang 8.4 km

    A collision between the Teluk Bahang ferry and the MV Mekar Jaya vessel inside Penang Port injured 21 people. The accident happened around 8:40 pm, and all injured passengers were taken to a hospital for treatment. Ferry services continued operating normally after the incident.

  5. Teluk Bahang ferry collides with ship at Penang Port, 21 passengers injured

    7 hours ago Harian Metro Pelabuhan Pulau Pinang, Pulau Pinang 8.4 km

    A ferry, Teluk Bahang, collided with the MV Mekar Jaya inside Penang Port, injuring 21 passengers. The incident occurred at 8:40 pm, and all injured passengers were taken to hospital for treatment. Ferry services continue to operate as usual.