Taking care of frontliners


Jagdeep and Seberang Prai City Council mayor Datuk Rozali Mohamud (white cap) handing over offer letters of affordable homes to Penang frontliners at City Hall. — Filepic

SOME 7,000 civil servants have been offered affordable housing in Penang, said state housing, local government, town and country planning committee chairman Jagdeep Singh Deo.

He said the civil servants were considered frontliners and as such, the state would continue prioritising their needs.

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