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- Sep 25, 2026
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Enjoying mooncakes with the family (opens the original)
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GEORGE TOWN: For 12-year-old Jerrard Khor, the Mid-Autumn Festival brings the excitement of choosing colourful lanterns, enjoying mooncakes and getting ready for the celebrations. The youngster was spotted browsing traditional cellophane lanterns at a shop here, stopping to admire designs featuring rooster and fish. He eventually picked his favourite rooster. Joining in were his eight-year-old brother Jayven, aunt Gerine Gan, 40, and cousins Jenson Lim, 12, and Johann Lim, eight. “I look forward
Past meets present at Penang’s Citra Mutiara Festival (opens the original)
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GEORGE TOWN: The bustling streets of historic Penang came alive as some 100 performers portrayed merchants and traders from around the world, offering a glimpse into a bygone era of multicultural harmony. The production traced Penang’s journey from British colonial rule, through the hardships of the Second World War and Japanese Occupation, to the formation of the Federation of Malaya and present-day Malaysia.
Covered walkways now mandatory under TOD (opens the original)
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DEVELOPERS in Penang must now build covered walkways and pedestrian links around transit stations under new rules designed to prioritise public access over property density. Penang local government and town and country planning committee chairman Jason H’ng Mooi Lye said the move was aimed at improving connectivity and encouraging people to walk and use public transport, rather than simply allowing developers to pursue higher density or plot ratios. “Developers should not think that transit-orie
A spirited dash for blessings (opens the original)
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BALIK PULAU: More than RM20,000 worth of offerings disappeared in a free-for-all spree lasting about four minutes as hundreds took part in the annual “Qiang Gu” (taking of offerings) ceremony on the last day of the Chinese Hungry Ghost Festival. The crowd began gathering outside Thean Hor Temple in Kuala Sungai Pinang, a small Chinese fishing village, before the temple committee spread a 10m-long white canvas on the ground and laid out fruits, snacks, drinks and dry food.
Haze puts damper on Penang tourism (opens the original)
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GEORGE TOWN: Haze has affected tourists’ experience in Penang, with some cancelling walking tours and opting to spend more time indoors. Penang Tourist Guides Association (PTGA) chairman Clement Liang said about 20% of heritage trail walking tours in George Town had been cancelled over the past few weeks, as most tourists opted to spend time in shopping malls. “We have had a small number of cancellations, including two last week due to the haze. “We also advise them to shorten outdoor activities
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