Third confiscation store for MBSP


An aerial view of the Seberang Prai City Council’s confiscation store in Taman Keruing, Simpang Ampat, on mainland Penang to hold abandoned vehicles plus illegal goods and structures. (Inset) A bird’s eye view of Simpang Ampat town. — Photos courtesy of MBSP

ENFORCEMENT against abandoned vehicles and various illegal structures is expected to be ramped up by Seberang Prai City Council (MBSP) following a new confiscation store set up in south Seberang Prai, Penang.

The new 279sq m premises in Taman Keruing, Simpang Ampat, will support two existing stores which are already at their full capacity.

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