Walking to review work on the Ayer Itam-Tun Dr Lim Chong Eu Expressway Bypass

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In this video, we are going to do a physical walk to review the work in progress on the Ayer Itam-Tun Dr Lim Chong Eu Expressway, from the junction of Hala Pemancar with Jalan Sultan Azlan Shah, all the way to the junction of Jalan Lembah with Jalan Bukit Gambir and Jalan Yeap Chor Ee. Along the way, we will look at two massive condominiums being constructed along the road, Ideal Residency and Ideal Venice Residency.
#penangtransportmasterplan #idealresidency #idealveniceresidency

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8 июл 2024

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@hamiltonastan 18 дней назад

prior to the construction of the air itam bypass, the construction site contained an abandoned quarter whenever I jogged around the tun sardon area during my a-level period in 2012 and 1st half of 2013. I still vividly remember the kampung buah pala protests against the construction of the oasis condo in 2009 which is currently replaced by the new Taman Buah Pala with its signage at its entrance.

@discoverwithtimothy 13 дней назад

Thanks for sharing your insight. I always love to hear from people's knowledge of the site.

@yanboonchye1051 22 дня назад

🤣😂😂😂😂👍👍👍

@yanboonchye1051 18 дней назад

我的鳥窩屋子差不多要建好了😂😂😂😂

@MrMine-sz6os 10 дней назад

I am quite disappointed with the local gov. For all projects and constructions, they do not have an official side to disclose the masterplan and the progress of the projects. Very oftern, the public do not have what actually building by the gov. And even the result of they they built will 100% different than what they annouced from the very beginning.

@Postg. 9 дней назад

Hi Timothy, Thanks for the post. It seems as though the DAP Government is punishing Penang by approving the construction of these horrible residential projects. Poor infrastructure planning and high density projects will definitely result in poor quality of life, which I'm sure nobody wants! Penangites who love this once beautiful island should do something to save Penang from this destruction, which seems to have become the norm. Also, I just wonder if these ugly high-rise, high density buildings are actually constructed to withstand tremors and quakes. They seem to be getting closer to our region each time they strike...