Penang Gerakan chief Oh Tong Keong says the move is unfair to Penang taxpayers.
Penang Gerakan chief Oh Tong Keong said local city councils had been slow to address basic problems such as potholes on roads, clogged drains and flash floods.
“This is deeply disappointing and irresponsible,” said state Gerakan chief Oh Tong Keong, who said that local city councils had been slow to address basic problems such as potholes on roads, clogged drains and flash floods. “The Penang Pakatan Harapan government should stand with the people in facing these challenges together, rather than drastically increasing allowances for city councillors.”
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