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Cabinet approves project, expected 2030 completion.

Rail system doesn't seem the best solution to state's transport woes.

She claimed the prayers were too loud and disturbing the neighbourhood.

Financial difficulties and lack of institutional support forced it to shut down.

Proposed rail system costs too much, may be ineffective.

It is a result of state's transparent, investor-friendly and competitive economic policies - Chow.

Report highlights concerns, offers suggestions to address potential impacts of project.

A business premises operated by a Bangladeshi raided.

Previous two rounds failed to result in any rainfall, says CM.

Enforcement agencies have conducted further investigations.

All remaining pigs to be moved to slaughterhouse.

Rep says many are unable to venture out to sea to catch fish.

Spotted with the PM were Fahmi Fadzil and Fadhlina Sidek.

Users want more time before implementation of Plan B, says PBAPP.

Investigation however will continue following complaints from NGOs.

Penang Hindu Endowment Board chair says it should've only been for a day, not three.

Water tankers have been mobilised to affected areas, says CM.

There will be water disruption for around 16-24 hours.

This comes after Span announced water tariff adjustments in peninsula, Labuan.

Water expected to be 99.5pct restored by today.

This is for the main valve upgrading works, says DPM.

Probe underway to determine location of leak.

All works were ahead of schedule, PBAPP CEO says.

Chow urges all parties to stop arguing over water disruption issue.