Huge clean-up needed in Penang


Old, new and damaged: The original Pulau Pinang and the new one

PULAU Pinang took a beating, became worn out and almost useless. Then, in the new millenium it was reborn and was running fine but it is now in trouble again. The recent storm has only made things worse. It is now in dire need of repair.

I am, of course, talking about the ferry named Pulau Pinang.

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