RM16mil set aside for Pulau Petang restoration


To be revived: The current state of the damaged and abandoned Pulau Petang Resort. The Federal Government, through the Economy Ministry, has channelled an allocation of RM16mil to Ketengah for the renovation of Pulau Petang in Lake Kenyir. — Bernama

KUALA BERANG: An allocation of RM16mil has been set aside for the restoration of Pulau Petang in Tasik Kenyir, says Central Tereng­ganu Development Authority (Keten­gah) chairman Datuk Seri Ahmad Said.

He said the project aims to revive 50 abandoned resort rooms on the island, incorporating solar energy solutions.

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