Chow (with tie, centre) and Yew (left) inspecting the guard of honour.
THOSE driving on Penang island should now be extra wary of traffic rules as there may be a traffic warden on your case.
The island now has a unit of 70 traffic wardens in hopes of reducing road congestion and traffic violations.
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Chow (with tie, centre) and Yew (left) inspecting the guard of honour.
The traffic wardens will be going on their rounds on bicycles, motorcycles and official MBPP enforcement vehicles.
Chow and Yew unveiling the new Kawasaki Versys 650 motorcycles to be used by the traffic wardens.
Traffic wardens on bicycles demonstrating their skills in tackling ruffians obstructing officers on duty during the event outside City Hall in Penang. — Photos: ZAINUDIN AHAD/The Star
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