Political tone at Penang heritage do


Awkward moment:Zhang praised Dr Koh for his contributions towards George Town’s heritage city statusat the clan association event, which was also attended by Lim (right).

IT is rare to see the current and former chief ministers of Penang together but there they were, sharing the same stage at a heritage event at one of the most historical sites in George Town.

But going by the expressions on their faces, they seemed less than thrilled unlike the host of the occasion, Zhang Wei Lu, who was seated between them.

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