Getting rid of eyesore on roads


Abandoned cars taking up valuable space at the Kampung Melayu flats in Ayer Itam, Penang.

ABANDONED vehicles, some left to rot for more than 10 years, are taking up valuable space along roads and housing schemes in Penang.

In a random check, reporters and photographers from The Star spotted more than 50 dilapidated cars and motorcycles within just an hour.

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