Old cars taking up precious space


Left to rot: Residents looking at an abandoned car parked in a public area in Ayer Itam. — LIM BENG TATT/The Star

GEORGE TOWN: There’s something else taking up space on this tiny island, much to the displeasure of residents.

Abandoned cars have become junks, occupying precious space, besides becoming an eyesore and breeding ground for rats and mosquitoes.

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