More gaharu trees felled


GEORGE TOWN: Officers from the state Forestry Department stumbled upon 14 felled agarwood (gaharu) trees during an inspection with a Penang Hash House Harriers (PHHH) member in a hilly area in Fettes Park, Tanjung Tokong.

Department director Abdul Wahab Deraman said they went into the area yesterday after a group of PHHH members had complained that some men were chopping down the trees during a Harriers run on March 15.

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