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PPC: Passenger ferry service from Butterworth to Penang to begin earlier from tomorrow as schools reopen | Malaysia

GEORGE TOWN, Jan 9 The first passenger ferry service from Butterworth to Penang will depart earlier from tomorrow in conjunction with the reopening of schools. Penang Port Commission (PPC) chairman Datuk Tan Teik Cheng said the first ferry would depart at 6.30am, compared to the previous.

Thousands go for one last ride on Penang s ferries

Thousands go for one last ride on Penang s ferries A - Thousands of visitors made a beeline to ride the Penang ferry on the last day of its service. Both the Pangkalan Raja Tun Uda ferry terminal in George Town and the Pangkalan Sultan Abdul Halim terminal in Butterworth were packed with cars and people queuing since before 8am. We wanted to ride the ferry and have been waiting for almost an hour. All Access Plan

Prasarana records almost 50 per cent increase in cars going on their final ferry ride Dec 15

Prasarana records almost 50 per cent increase in cars going on their final ferry ride Dec 15 Audrey Dermawan © Provided by New Straits Times NSTP pic GEORGE TOWN: After nearly a century of service, Penang s iconic car-carrying ferries will cease operations tomorrow. Come Friday, Penang Port Sdn Bhd (PPSB), which will take over the ferry service from Prasarana Malaysia Bhd, will operate only fast passenger ferries between the Pangkalan Sultan Abdul Halim ferry terminal in Butterworth and the Pangkalan Raja Tun Uda here. Only one of the existing ferries - Pulau Angsa - will be used to transport bicycles and motorcycles. This is only an interim measure before PPSB introduces the use of passenger-only water buses and vehicle transporters by July 2022.

Penang ferry will continue to operate

Penang ferry will continue to operate
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Penang ferry service to continue on with RM30 million allocation from the government, says finance minister

Penang ferry service to continue on with RM30 million allocation from the government, says finance minister 18 December 2020 11:27 am / 9 comments If you were upset by the news that Penang’s iconic ferry service will cease operations, don’t be, because the government has stepped in to ensure the service is continued, according to a report by “The government will impose a condition on Penang Port to carry on the iconic and heritage ferry service,” said finance minister Tengku Datuk Seri Zafrul Abdul Aziz. He goes on the say that this condition would be imposed in relation to the RM15 million out of the RM30 million approved for Penang Port (PPSB) to take over the ferry service from Prasarana.

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