Pressure grows for developer to take responsibility for candi


GEORGE TOWN: The Kedah government should emulate Penang by issuing an order to the developer who demolished the ancient tomb temple (candi) in Lembah Bujang to rebuild it.

Penang Citizens Chant Group (Chant) adviser Yan Lee said in 2010, the Penang Municipal Council (MPPP) had issued a rebuild order to a developer who had demolished a colonial era double-storey bungalow in Pykett Avenue.

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