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Penang exco says ferry collision won't hurt tourist arrivals
GEORGE TOWN: The collision between the Teluk Bahang Ferry and cargo vessel MV Mekar Jaya near the Pangkalan Sultan Abdul Halim (PSAH) Ferry Terminal in Butterworth on Tuesday (Sept 1) has not affected tourist arrivals in Penang. State Tourism and Creative Economy Committee chairman Wong Hon Wai said it was an isolated incdent and not something that commonly occurred. “I feel […]
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Penang police chief inspects ferry collision site, probe ordered
GEORGE TOWN: Penang police chief Datuk Dennis Lim inspected the site of the ferry collision involving MV Mekar Jaya yesterday.
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Airport baby discovery: Local woman and Myanmar man detained
A baby boy was found abandoned in a sanitary bin in the disabled toilet at Penang International Airport (LTAPP) in Bayan Lepas. Police arrested a local woman and a Myanmar man in connection with the discovery. The baby was taken to Penang Hospital for treatment.
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Penang reps visit family of missing Nepal climber with support
Bukit Gelugor MP Ramkarpal Singh and Seri Delima assemblyman Connie Tan visited the family of missing Nepali climber Muhammad Muhaimin Azhad Noor Hadi at Taman Tun Sardon, Gelugor, Penang, to offer support and donations. Muhaimin is one of three Malaysians missing after flash floods and landslides hit the Langtang Valley in Nepal on Aug 26.
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MBPP boosts heritage building checks in George Town after debris injury
The Penang Island City Council (MBPP) has increased inspections of heritage buildings in George Town after a woman was injured by debris from a building on Lebuh China. The council has issued notices to owners and plans to conduct visual inspections of all heritage buildings in the UNESCO World Heritage Site.
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Independent probe ordered into Penang ferry collision that injured 21
Authorities form independent team to investigate Penang ferry collision
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Penang expressway night closures set for Sept 7-9 for U-turn works
The George Town-bound stretch of the Tun Dr Lim Chong Eu Expressway in Penang will be closed nightly from Sept 7 to 9 for construction of an elevated U-turn facility. The closures, from 10pm to 5am, are part of ongoing highway works linked to the upcoming Air Itam Bypass.
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Woman hurt by falling concrete from heritage building in George Town
A woman in her 20s was injured by falling concrete debris from a heritage building on Lebuh China in George Town, Penang, during the Hungry Ghost Festival. The incident occurred around 11:30 pm when a connecting cable on the wall snapped, causing part of the building's corner structure to fall. The victim was taken to a hospital for treatment, and MBPP staff were seen cleaning the area and setting up safety tape.
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Penumpang cerita detik cemas feri Teluk Bahang berlanggar dengan kapal
A Teluk Bahang ferry collided with the MV Mekar Jaya within the 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.
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Feri Pulau Pinang dilanggar vesel, beberapa cedera di Butterworth
A vessel collided with a Penang ferry near the Pengkalan Sultan Abdul Halim ferry terminal in Butterworth, Penang, injuring several people. Penang Port Commission chairman Datuk Yeoh Soon Hin confirmed the incident and was heading to the terminal. Social media footage showed motorcycles knocked over on the ferry.
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Penang police confirm Geng 04 clash in Air Itam, 13 arrested
Police in Penang confirmed a bloody armed clash in Air Itam involving the Geng 04 gang, which left two bystanders seriously injured. The dispute was over a debt, and 13 local men, including three minors, have been arrested in connection with the incident.
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Polis tahan empat, rampas syabu RM4.31 juta di tiga negeri
Police arrested four people, including a married couple, and seized 86kg of methamphetamine worth RM4.31 million in raids in Selangor, Penang, and Butterworth. The arrests followed intelligence sharing with Thai police after a Malaysian man was caught in Hua Hin, Thailand.
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13 ditahan di Pulau Pinang kerana serang dua lelaki silap identiti
Thirteen people were arrested in Penang after two men were mistaken for gang members and attacked with knives outside a Chinese school in Ayer Itam on August 30. The victims were returning from a religious festival and were targeted by a group that mistook them for a rival gang. Police say the attack was related to a debt collection and not linked to illegal money lending.
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MBPP seals three Jalan Macalister premises in foreign-run business crackdown
The Penang Island City Council (MBPP) seized goods and sealed three premises on Jalan Macalister in George Town as part of an enforcement crackdown on businesses operated by foreigners. The action was taken under the Local Government Act 1976, and the council reported 703 enforcement actions against foreign-run businesses between 2022 and 2026.
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Penang police seek witness Abu Ubaidah Jamalludin for court case
Police in Balik Pulau, Penang are seeking a witness, Abu Ubaidah Jamalludin, 34, to assist in a sexual offence case at the Penang High Court. The witness is required to attend proceedings on Sept 4 at the Penang Court Complex. Police have urged the witness or anyone with information on his whereabouts to contact the investigating officer.
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Polis Malaysia-Thailand tumpaskan sindiket dadah, suami isteri ditahan
Malaysian and Thai police dismantled an international drug syndicate, seizing 252.2 kg of syabu in a joint operation. Three raids in Selangor and Penang led to the arrest of three men and a Thai woman, including a married couple, who have been charged in court.
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2026年工程科技大会 9月槟城举行
Global Trends In Engineering, Science And Technology Congress (GTEST) 2026. 1 September to 3 September 2026, at Penang Waterfront Convention Centre, Gelugor.
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Penang War Museum preserves WWII fort's tunnels and POW stories
At the Penang War Museum, tunnels, barracks and gun emplacements offer a rare glimpse into life at a former British fort shaped by World War II.
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Penang heritage building collapse sparks safety review
A deteriorated first-floor wooden beam and concrete debris suddenly collapsed from the upper floor of an 81-year-old heritage shophouse in Lebuh Armenian in George Town, Penang, recently, injuring two Sri Lankan tourists. The incident has since prompted the Penang government to assess t...