Penang steps up monitoring of slopes, high-risk areas ahead of monsoon


GEORGE TOWN: The state government has stepped up efforts to monitor hillside slopes and high-risk areas to prevent landslides and ensure public safety during this coming monsoon season, says Chow Kon Yeow.

The Penang Chief Minister said both the Public Works Department (JKR) and the Penang Island City Council are actively monitoring critical slopes, particularly in hilly and forested areas frequented by residents and tourists.

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