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Email this to a friendNew faces in council line-up named
THE state government has revealed the five new municipal councillors who will be serving with 43 current representatives in Penang this year.
State Local Government and Traffic Management Committee chairman Chow Kon Yeow said that a director of the Construction Industry Development Board, Ng Chek Siang of PKR, would be replacing Lim Boo Chang.
Lim quit his post as a councillor with the Penang Municipal Council on Dec 14.
Chow said the four new faces at Seberang Prai Municipal Council (MPSP) were businessman Ahmad Tarmizi Abdullah, 46, (non-governmental organisation), Makkal Osai stringer S. Guanalan, 46, (DAP), project manager Tan Xin Ying, 29, (DAP) and businessman Mohd Shaipol Ismail, 29, (DAP).
They are replacing Ideris Ibrahim, Oon Neow Aun, Tan Cheai Peng and M. Ramachandran.
Oon, Tan and Ramachandran will not continue to serve as councillors for personal reasons while Ideris’ term was not extended.
Chow said the MPPP councillors would be sworn in at 10am today at the City Hall and the MPSP councillors tomorrow at 10am at the MPSP headquarters in Bandar Perda.
Wednesday January 4, 2012 The star Online