Minor upgrades to keep highway dry


Less than a month since it opened, a downpour caused part of the Bukit Kukus paired road in Penang to be flooded. — Filepic

Mitigation measures to prevent another bout of flooding in Jalan Bukit Kukus is expected to be completed within a month, says Penang Island City Council mayor Datuk Yew Tung Seang.

The road, which is the highest elevated highway in the country, gives motorists a stellar view of green forest in the area from 61.5m above ground.

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