The council enforcement team supervising the demolition of the toilet facility on Iconic Hill using an excavator.
SINCE January, hikers who wanted shelter or go for a toilet break could do so at the three pavilions and toilet facility on top of Iconic Hill, also known as Botak Hill in Bukit Gambir, Penang.
However, these facilities at the popular hiking trail will no longer be available for hikers as the fixtures were demolished by the Penang Island City Council (MBPP) on Friday morning.
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Hikers enjoying the view from the top of Iconic Hill overlooking Penang Bridge on the eastern coast of the island and Paya Terubong on the other side.
Prior to the demolition, the pavilions that were furnished with tables and seats made of tree trunks offered hikers and cyclists a shaded place to enjoy drinks at the peak of the hill.
Cyclists and hikers seeking shelter from the rain at the pavilions on top of Iconic Hill before the structures were demolished.
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