Visitors to Penang's waterfalls dwindling to a trickle


An aerial view of Chin Farm Waterfalls in Batu Ferringhi. — Photos: CHAN BOON KAI and LIM BENG TATT/The Star

WATERFALLS in Penang, which once attracted picnickers and nature lovers, have become sad sights with the water reduced to mere trickles, litter abounding and hardly anyone visiting.

Gone are the days of water gushing from the hills or the flow of people making their way to places in Titi Kerawang in Balik Pulau or Chin Farm in Batu Ferringhi.

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