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Chow Kon Yeow says election promises must be honored, even if they are expensive, and gives examples of projects raised by MP Bukit Gelugor
Penang Chief Minister Chow Kon Yeow cuts ribbon to open Paya Terubong shopping complex.
GEORGE TOWN: While election promises may be expensive, the promises made must be kept, said today the chief minister of Penang, Chow Kon Yeow
citing the example of promises made by MP Bukit Gelugor. Ramkarpal Singh at the 2014 by-election, which resulted in nearly RM 300 million spent by the city council to fulfill the promises.
Ramkarpal promised to modernize the Bukit Gelugor market and build a sports complex in Relau, and an alternative link road to Bukit Kukus.
"These projects were promised during the by-election then, fortunately Ramkarpal won, so the promises could be fulfilled," said Chow. "We love Ramkarpal to the point that Penang Island City Council has spent nearly RM300 million to honor its promises."
By opening the Paya Terubong wet market here today, Chow said: "It was an expensive election promise, but we"
The Paya Terubong Wet Market Project was abandoned during 30 years old but has been rejuvenated since the promise made by Ramkarpal when he first contested the seat of Parliament in a by-election several years ago his father, Karpal Singh.
The company awarded the project, Patsifit Construction, completed the project with two years ahead of schedule.
Chow said that he believed that Pakatan Harapan 's other promises in elections "Some may take longer, others may be done immediately, while others have to go through a longer process, from planning to implementation," he said. he says.
The Chief Minister urged the auto to use "big data" in the management of wet markets and hawker complexes.
"In management now, we need to use massive data technology, and we hope that Penang Island City Council and Seberang Perai City Council will adopt this new technology in the management of our wet market and hawking facilities.
"Data from all hawkers, busy bays, and
When the projects (to improve the wet markets) were completed," the hawkers struggling to make a living on the side of the road They could then fill the places in the He hoped that the problems concerning roadside hawkers could be solved during his tenure.
Chow, who is the assembler of Padang Kota, Once the hawker complexes were filled, the road edges previously used for hawking could be cleaned.
"This is to ensure that pedestrian walkways can be restored," he said
. had almost updated a There were state executive advisers Jagdeep Singh Deo and Yeoh Soon Hin, deputies Joseph Ng (Air Itam) and Daniel Gooi (Pengkalan Kota), Yew Tung Seang, mayor of the 39 Penang Island. and Patsifit Construction director John Tan Kok Hooy
Penang CM wants good maintenance of markets, hawker centers
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