Demolition of illegal food stalls in Teluk Bahang turned ugly


BALIK PULAU: A demolition exercise on illegal food stalls in Teluk Bahang turned ugly as the enforcers were shoved aggressively by locals and NGOs.

The locals, members of Penang Perkasa, Persatuan Mukabuku, Pekida and Al-Ehsan were seen waiting at the stalls in front of Teluk Awak Flat in Jalan Hassan Abas, 200 metres away from National Park entrance.

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