Climbing the Back Left Flipper of Penang Island
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Rexy Prakash Chacko
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Originally from Klang, Nick Pereira is among a handful of people who possess a passion for woodworking, and for everything that has to do with wood. He has be...
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Penang’s Fisheries Industry in Numbers
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For many years, the fisheries sector in Penang has played an important role in poverty reduction, as well as in achieving food security. Although fisheries cont...
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