Readying Pulau Tikus for the Future

By Regina Hoo

January 2020 FEATURE
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An old town it may be, but Pulau Tikus and its surroundings will soon be given a fresh lease of life with the opening of Gurney Wharf. Alongside this, Pulau Tikus assemblyman Chris Lee Chun Kit has also devised a four-prong approach to further revitalise the area. The first is to ease traffic build-up – the concentration of traffic coming down from Tanjung Bungah is usually dispersed through Gurney Drive or Jalan Burmah – by potentially relocating the famed Gurney...

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Regina Hoo

is the deputy editor of Penang Monthly.

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