NSTnation “I would like to request to our new Cabinet if the PTMP as well as the PDP can be reviewed and hopefully we can save billions of ringgits as well”
CHANT adviser Yan Lee hoped the review would able to cut down some expenditure for the RM46 billion mega project, which involves the construction of an undersea tunnel connecting the island to the mainland, highways, light rail transit , monorail and a bus network on the island and Seberang Perai.
“ I would like to request to our new Cabinet if the PTMP as well as the PDP can be reviewed and hopefully we can save billions of ringgits as well,” he said in a press conference, here today.
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