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Penang undersea tunnel

Penang floats bridge option as alternative to long-delayed undersea tunnel

State says new feasibility study on third Penang link nearing completion, with traffic and environmental impact assessments to follow

[UPDATED] Penang undersea tunnel: AGC rejects Guan Eng’s bid to drop graft charges

Trial involving former Penang CM related to bribery in contractor appointment and disposal of state-owned land plots valued over RM200 mil will continue Aug 8

Guan Eng’s name only cropped up over a year after Gnanaraja case probe began: Zarul

The prosecution's key witness in the corruption case involving Lim Guan Eng told the sessions court here today that the former Penang chief minister's name only cropped up in 2019, more than a year after the investigation into the case involving businessman G. Gnanaraja. 

Guan Eng graft case: witness, lawyer clash over press statement denying corruption in Penang undersea tunnel project

A prosecution witness in Lim Guan Eng’s corruption trial whom the defence is seeking to impeach, became agitated in court today when pressed on media statements made earlier denying elements of corruption in the Penang undersea tunnel project.

Penang will consider undersea tunnel after NBCT plan finalised

The state legislative assembly was today told that the implementation of the undersea tunnel will be considered by the state government after the North Butterworth Container Terminal Expansion Plan has been finalised by the Penang Port Commission (SPPP) in December 2023.

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