Time to fulfil high expectations


MBPP staff planting mangrove saplings at the swamp in Kuala Sungai Pinang, Balik Pulau. Sahabat Alam Malaysia has expressed concern that too much development may have a negative impact on the natural assets of the state. — Filepic

NOW that the state elections are over, stakeholders in Penang are hopeful that the new exco line-up will get down to business straight away.

While the public do not expect miracles, expectations are high.

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