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21 June 2015
IT’S JUST OVER TWO YEARS TO THE INCIDENT!
On 13 June, 2013, the lightning arrestor fell onto the road from the top of the Umno building on June 13. Lim Chin Aik, 44, was in his car. His body has never been found. It is believed that he is buried in the crater created by the lightning arrestor.
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VIDEO: https://instagram.com/p/4IdEuHPxXk/
Heavy storm bashing over Air Hitam area.. Noted the movement of the winds on the road.. #penang… https://instagram.com/p/4IdEuHPxXk/
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Strong winds wreaks havoc in Penang: Strong winds during a storm wreaked havoc at several places in George Tow… http://bit.ly/1TDmJh2
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Winds during freak storm wreak havoc in Penang http://dlvr.it/BGvzPt
June 21, 2015 MYT 6:48:41 AM
Winds during freak storm wreak havoc in Penang
GEORGE TOWN: Strong winds during a freak storm wreaked havoc at several places here with trees being uprooted, and roofs and signboards blown off.
Among the worst hit areas were Lintang Delima, Taman Besi and Jalan Chik Wan Arrifinin Jelutong where trees got uprooted.
Other affected roads were Jalan Gottlieb, Gurney Drive, Lorong Batu Lancang, Jalan Masjid Negeri, Jalan Hamilton, Jalan Tengah, Jalan Van Pragh, Jalan Udini and others.
The storm, which began at 8.55am yesterday, also saw scaffoldings collapse on a car in Jalan Pintal Tali.
Even the zinc roofing of the outdoor parking space at Gama Supermarket in the corner of Jalan Gurdwara and Jalan Datuk Keramat, was blown away.
At least 11 houses in Jalan Tokong Batu, Jelutong and Jalan Shaik Madar in Air Itam, had their roofs blown away too.
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【强风袭槟威】
烟筒巷的一项工程鹰架正在进行松解螺丝时,巧遭强风吹袭坍塌,击中一辆路过的车辆。
所幸,车上的75岁车主寿星公苏照雄,以及其妻子、印尼女佣皆无损伤。他也是马来西亚华人旅游业公会槟城分会会长苏文杰的父亲。
Scaffolding in a project is under way at the chimney lane when loosening screws, coincidentally by the winds collapsed, hit by a passing vehicle.
Luckily, Shou XING Gong Su Zhaoxiong, 75, owner of the car, and his wife, Indonesian maids are injury-free. He is Malaysia Chinese Su Wenjie, President of the Penang branch of the travel industry association’s father.
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