Johor mega projects revival begins next year


Keeping it clean: Osman (third from left) presenting an anti-graft oath document to Johor MACC director Datuk Azmi Alias (left) during the Johor Councillors Convention at Persada Johor Baru. Looking on are Johor State Speaker Suhaizan Kayat (right) and state secretary Datuk Azmi Rohani.

JOHOR BARU: Several mega project, including construction of the “crooked bridge” and an airport in Mersing, could start next year, said Mentri Besar Datuk Osman Sapian.

He said the design of the proposed bridge to replace the 95-year-old one has not been fina­l­ised and could be different from the original idea.

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