‘Penang must stand on its own feet’


  • Nation
  • Sunday, 31 Mar 2019

Chow Kon Yeow

GEORGE TOWN: Penang must accept the fact that it would not be getting a lot of financial help from the federal government over the next few years, says Chief Minister Chow Kon Yeow (pic).

The state, he said, would have to run independently with available resources and look at private financing initiatives to move development projects.

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