Focus on soft development for Permatang Pauh’s future


In high spirits: Nurul Izzah (centre) at the launch of her GE15 election machinery at Yayasan Aman in Penanti, Penang, earlier this month. The incumbent Permatang Pauh MP is defending her seat under the Pakatan Harapan banner.

BUKIT MERTAJAM: A study has been commissioned on turning Permatang Pauh into a “liveable, sustainable and resilient constituency”, says Nurul Izzah Anwar.

The incumbent Permatang Pauh MP said Think City would conduct a baseline study on prioritising “soft development” along with preserving the area’s cultural identity and way of life.

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