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Volunteers remove trees uprooted by storm from hiking trails

By CAVINA LIM and LOGEISWARY THEVADASS
Water released from the catchment area in the Penang Botanic Gardens has caused part of the gardens to become flooded. —Photo courtesy of NG AH BAK

FALLEN trees and branches due to the heavy rainfall in Penang last Friday had also blocked many hiking trails on Penang Hill.

However, the hiking paths were cleared, thanks to unsung heroes who swung into action over the weekend.

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Family & Community , Northern Region , hikers , clearing , trails

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