Introducing the Penang Walk Zones Project
by
Dato' Dr. Ooi Kee Beng
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Penang's Walkability in Numbers
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A STUDY BY Stanford University from 2017 found Malaysia to be among the most inactive nations.1 It ranked third-last in the average number of steps taken per da...
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Spotlight on Indian Malaysian Artists
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WHY ARE THERE so few artists of Indian (including Singhalese) descent in Malaysia?
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