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May 14, 2010 · about 16 years ago

Penang Port will be staying put

There was never any plan to relocate the Penang Port nor has it been discussed in any Penang Port Commission (PPC) planning committee or board meeting, said its chairman Tan Cheng Liang. Stressing that the suggestion to move the port had only been a proposal during a recent PPC dialogue, she reassur

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There was never any plan to relocate the Penang Port nor has it been discussed in any Penang Port Commission (PPC) planning committee or board meeting, said its chairman Tan Cheng Liang. Stressing that the suggestion to move the port had only been a proposal during a recent PPC dialogue, she reassured port users and investors that the port was set to stay in Penang.

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