Safety aspects considered when building Penang Esplanade's lower walkway, says MBPP

All safety aspects considered when building Penang Esplanade's lower walkway, says MBPP

GEORGE TOWN: The Penang City Council (MBPP) took into account safety aspects during the construction of the breakwater and the new Esplanade seawall, including the lower walkway, which was closed when the high tide occurred on Monday (May 16).

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