A view of the Penang High Court in Light Street. The annex building is further to the right, facing Convent Light Street. — CHAN BOON KAI/The Star
AFTER more than three years, the Penang High Court building in George Town remains closed, with no signs of any upgrading works being carried out.
Lawyer RSN Rayer said the building, which was supposed to undergo refurbishment and restoration works, had been completely shut off to the public since 2018.
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A view of the Penang High Court in Light Street. The annex building is further to the right, facing Convent Light Street. — CHAN BOON KAI/The Star
Holes on the wooden flooring marked with red tapes to alert people to the danger.
Photos taken last year showing the condition inside the Penang High Court in George Town.
A lamp partly detached from the wall, a security guard showing cracked cement falling off a wall. — Filepix
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