Penang's Bukit Kukus paired road project delayed three more years


GEORGE TOWN: The Jalan Paya Terubong (Bukit Kukus) paired road project spanning 5km and costing RM730mil, originally slated for completion next year, has been delayed to 2028.

Penang local government, town and country planning committee chairman H'ng Mooi Lye said only one out of three segments of the project, which started construction in 2016, has been completed and opened to traffic.

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