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Georgetown, Penang
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Morning time at Teluk Bahang Fishing Jetty
Georgetown, Penang
Malaysia
Teluk Bahang Jetty Marina and fishing Village in Penang Island Malaysia
When the sand was white and the sky was blue
Teluk Bahang, Penang, 2015
© CL Lee
Cat Beach, Malaysia
Cat Beach Sanctuary, Teluk Bahang, Penang, Malaysia
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Mayat lelaki berkopiah ditemui di Teluk Bahang
BALIK PULAU, 30 Mac:
Penemuan mayat di tepi jalan berhampiran empangan di Teluk Bahang hari ini menimbulkan kegemparan buat penduduk dan pengguna jalan raya di kawasan berkenaan.
Mayat terbabit dikatakan seorang lelaki tua beragama Islam ditemui hanya berkain pelikat putih, berkopiah dan ditutup dengan selimut berwarna jingga.
Penduduk kemudiannya bertindak menghubungi pihak polis yang tiba di lokasi kira-kira jam 10.47 pagi tadi.
Ketua Polis Daerah Barat Daya, Supritendan Lai Fah Hin ketika dihubungi The Rakyat Post mengesahkan penemuan itu dan berkata, tiada sebarang dokumen pengenalan diri pada mayat terbabit.
“Berdasarkan siasatan awal, kami percaya suspek meninggal dunia di tempat lain sebelum mayatnya dibuang di lokasi terbabit.
“Mayat yang dilihat mempunyai kedan darah pada hidung itu dihantar ke Hospital Balik Pulau untuk dibedah siasat,” katanya.
Tambahnya, tiada kesan kecederaan pada badan mayat terbabit dan polis percaya mayat berkenaan merupakan warga asing.
“Kami masih lagi menyiasat kes ini dan setakat ini kes diklasifikasikan sebagai mati mengejut,” katanya.
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'Glamping' to debut in Penang
GEORGE TOWN, July 9:
Imagine going camping in the jungle sans the tent, camping gear, all the cooking and then cleaning up; just bring yourself and enjoy camping in the tapestry of the jungle with a little bit of adventure and luxury in between.
Penang will see another attraction to the island known as “glamping”, an acronym for “glamorous camping”, which is the first of its kind concept to be introduced in the country.
Set to be built around the jungle in Teluk Bahang known as Boulder Valley in an eco-friendly way without damaging the environment and ecological system there, the whole project will take two years to complete.
Penangites and tourists can now look forward to camping in the most comfortable and carefree ways possible while basking outdoors surrounded by nature, with a little adventure thrown in albeit in a stylish way.
Penang Chief Minister Lim Guan Eng announced this at a press conference in Komtar, saying that countries such as Myanmar, Cambodia and Thailand already had the concept and Penang will be the first state in the country to introduce glamping in the country.
Lim said the project would bring positive economic impact to the state by bringing in tourists to the island and providing job opportunities to the locals through direct employment at the resort.
“This is an up-and-coming trend for travellers who want to experience the great outdoors, nature and a little adventure during their holiday without sacrificing comfort and safety.
“Penang is proud to introduce this new concept to the country,” he told a press conference in Komtar today.
The project, to be undertaken by Treasure Orchard Sdn Bhd, will sit on a 22-acre piece of land that will be built around three huge boulders; hence the name Boulder Valley Glamping Resort.
Project executive director Lee Woon Poo assured that the project would employ an environment sensitive design approach, combining unique experiences for guests.
“Our main objective is to create an authentic eco-resort that maintains the environmental characteristic of the site, including the biological and geological factors of the place.
“Elevated pathways, tented camps with structures on stilts, minimal disturbances to the natural habitat and vegetation will be employed.
“Guests can enjoy unique experiences and basic amenities, a 1-km buggy truck, tree top restaurants, 100m long suspended bridge, bid-watching decks and tailored services,” she said.