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Penang to make auditor’s findings public, says Lim Penang to make auditor’s findings public, says Lim
Monday, April 14th, 2008 at 2:17pm (14 weeks 3 days ago)
[submitted by arjunan.org] [category: economics] [published 14 weeks 1 day ago]
[author: derrick vinesh] [site: http://thestar.com.my] [source]
tags: tanasekharan : seberang prai municipal council : penang consumer protection association : penang : loga bala mohan : lim guan eng : land : koris : koh tsu koon : jasmin mohamed : chow kon yeow : abdul rashid abdullah :
wikiops: derrick vinesh : abdul rashid abdullah : chow kon yeow : economics : jasmin mohamed : koh tsu koon : koris : land : lim guan eng : loga bala mohan : penang : penang consumer protection association : seberang prai municipal council : tanasekharan :

BUTTERWORTH: The findings of the private auditor into the financial status of Seberang Prai Municipal Council (MPSP), whose reserves fell from RM229mil in 2000 to just RM25.6mil at the end of 2007, will be made public.

Chief Minister Lim Guan Eng said the public had the right to know how the council’s reserves had come down.

“If the municipal council had built a lapangan terbang (airport) here, perhaps we can understand.

“But, there is no lapangan terbang and yet the money could terbang (fly),” he said.

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