GEORGE TOWN: With the Penang state assembly sitting to take place in about two weeks, Chief Minister Chow Kon Yeow today allayed concerns that its assemblymen could have contracted Covid-19 while campaigning in Sabah.
“The National Physical Planning Council has yet to approve the Kulim airport. A working paper on the airport submitted by Kedah was withdrawn due to the study. Chow said Penang continued to be in pole position as the largest contributor of manufacturing-sector FDI in the country. Major investors came from Singapore, Switzerland and the United States, he said.
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