Showing posts with label PenangBridge. Show all posts
Showing posts with label PenangBridge. Show all posts
Sunday, June 23, 2013

Funeral for storm victim goes ahead

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Lim Chin Aik's family hasn't obtained a death certificate GEORGE TOWN: THE funeral of Lim Chin Aik, 44, who is presumed dead afte...
Saturday, June 22, 2013

Menara Umno may face closure

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Structu ral issue: The crack spotted on a rooftop beam of the Menara Umno in Penang. The owner of Menara Umno has been directed to fix ...

Penang temple agrees to house storm victim’s urn

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The Kek Lok Si Temple has agreed to allow the late Lim Chin Aik’s urn to be placed on its premises in Air Itam. Chin Aik’s wife Lee Ch...
Thursday, June 20, 2013

‘Body buried 13 storeys deep’

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Former Institution of Engineers Malaysia (northern branch) chairman Lim Kok Khong says the body of Lim Chin Aik is believed to be burie...

Technical Explanation why failure to retrieve the body in Jalan Macalister incident

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Further to the technical explanation of the Menara UMNO tragedy provided by MPPP engineers yesterday: The technical briefing was profess...
Wednesday, June 19, 2013

Family members hold seventh-day prayers

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Lim Chin Aik’s family members holding prayers near the Penang Museum and Art Gallery in Jalan Macalister yesterday. Mass prayers were h...

Hawker's family views CCTV clip

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Workers covering the 6m hole in Jalan Macalister yesterday It shows lightning arrestor falling on Lim Chin Aik's car in Jalan Macali...

Tests find no trace of body tissue from wreckage

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Local authorities filling up the crater at Jalan Macalister, Penang. Police are unable to detect any body tissue and blood stain bel...
Tuesday, June 18, 2013

CCTV to shed light on missing hawker

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Police have obtained CCTV footage of the incident in Jalan Macalister to help shed light on the mystery surrounding economy rice seller...

Rush to escape storm proves deadly

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Muhameed Selem Tastakhir (pic) and his friend worked hard to get back to their base to escape a storm. Sadly for him, their haste led to...

Penang freak storm: Search called off for sake of heritage buildings

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  Car debris found inside the crater. The search operation for Lim Chin Aik has been called off due to safety reasons over the buildi...

Penang freak storm: Family grieves as search gets called off

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The family of the man believed buried some 7m underground in the Macalister Road tragedy broke down when the search for Lim Chin Aik...
Wednesday, June 12, 2013

Bridge workers not registered

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Deputy Works Minister Datuk Rosnah Abdul Rashid Shirlin (right) visiting the site of the collapsed Second Penang Bridge ramp in Batu Maun...
Sunday, June 9, 2013

SECOND BRIDGE PENANG COLLAPSE: Widow recalls final picnic with husband, children Read more: SECOND BRIDGE PENANG COLLAPSE: Widow recalls final picnic with husband, children

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Sharifah Ramli relating her sadness over the death of her husband yesterday. "I will never forget our last family picnic in Taman ...

SECOND BRIDGE RAMP COLLAPSE: DOSH probe now on full swing

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The Department of Occupational Safety and Health's (Dosh) investigations is now on full swing following the calling off the searc...
Saturday, June 8, 2013

Penang ramp collapse: Scaffolding inadequate, says expert

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The collapse of a section of the ramp connecting the second Penang bridge to the Tun Dr Lim Chong Eu Expressway could have been caused by ...

Penang ramp collapse: Body of ex-cop retrieved from rubble

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Police retrieved a body of a former policeman from a crushed Perodua Kelisa buried under the rubble of a collapsed section of a ramp ...

SECOND BRIDGE RAMP COLLAPSE: Body in Kelisa recovered

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The body of Tajudin Zainal Abidin, 45, who was trapped in a Perodua Kelisa, was extricated by rescue workers at 8:50pm, after more than ...
Thursday, June 6, 2013

SECOND BRIDGE RAMP COLLAPSE: Search and rescue works continue

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It has been 12 hours since the 30-metre wide ramp connecting the Second Penang Bridge in Batu Maung collapsed about 7pm yesterday, but r...

Penang bridge ramp collapse: Rescuers struggle to get to crushed car

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Police start to cordon off about 700m along the coastal highway to the site where the ramp collapsed. Heavy presence of policemen, fire...