Cropping at dangerous bend


VISITORS travelling to the Kek Lok Si in Penang can heave a sigh of relief as a dangerous bend (pic) leading to the popular tourist attraction will be made safer.

Foo Yu Keong, the special assistant to Chief Minister Lim Guan Eng who is also Air Putih assemblyman, said the sharp bend — which motorists would have to navigate before reaching the temple — was made more dangerous by overgrown bushes and trees.

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