Delay or cancellation will affect economic growth, says exco.

When many Penangites are struggling to make a living, these NGOs are adding salt to the wound.

What is the status of the 4525.9 acres of land under the PDC in Batu Kawan?

The two MPs’ attacks on the PSR project are counter-productive and demoralising.

The environmental impact can be traded off with environmental nourishing initiatives.

Why reclaim 4,500 acres of land in what are environmentally sensitive areas?

The Penang South Reclamation does not command full support of the state’s population, adds the youth minister.

Her stance has validated years of struggle by civil society organisations.

Job opportunities don't drop from the sky.

Its director-general says the developer must submit new plan based on the original concept.

The new arrangement for PSR project does not make any economic, financial, and ecological sense.

A development agenda will increasingly come into conflict with the needs of ordinary people.

UPDATED 3.15PM | PARLIAMENT | The ministry is concerned about possible 'permanent environmental damage', says Tuan Ibrahim Tuan Man.

State executive councillor Norlela Ariffin says there will be several measures to aid fishermen during the implementation of the PSR.

Dr Afif Bahardin responds to NGO's criticism that no state assemblyperson turned up at a forum on Saturday.

Agriculture and Agro-based Industry Deputy Minister Sim Tze Tzin says the southern reclamation plan will destroy the marine ecology and affect fisherfolks' income.

Penang CM says the project was mooted to cope with the growing population of Penang which jumped 128 pct in 50 years.

They plan a protest against the PSR project but the council says maintenance work is to be carried out at the venue. 

Pengkalan Kota's Daniel Gooi says Penang Forum's Khoo Salma even participated in last year's Penang 2030 stakeholder session.

Exco for health and agriculture Dr Afif Bahardin says like parents and their children is a better metaphor.                   

Maybe the person submitting the memorandum can choose another venue, says Penang Chief Minister.

LETTER | Penang Forum members displayed their anti-growth, anti-progress, and anti-development side to the delegates.

LETTER | The lack of transparency has been a defining feature of Penang's massive PSR project.

We are looking into the best ways to create income for those affected by the Penang Sea Reclamation project, says CM.

You can engage with them, but there must be limits, says former fisherman Mohd Nasarudin Sultan.

A former fisherman says the project can bring benefits to the fishing community, with improved skills.

Those who do not want to move on can stand firm on their view, adds CM Chow Kon Yeow.

Spokesperson Khoo Salma says it seems Penang gov't no longer welcomes other views after spawning its own quasi-autonomous and party NGOs. 

CM Chow Kon Yeow insists that the state government will take note of NGO feedback.

UPDATED 9.50PM | State Ummah chair says the movement wants the project to be reviewed.