News about Gerakan

KUALA LUMPUR (Feb 25): Parti Gerakan Rakyat Malaysia has pledged its full support for Tun Dr Mahathir Mohamad to continue leading the country as prime minister, saying it is for the sake of "political and economic stability and unity of the people".

GEORGE TOWN (Oct 8): The Penang government should go ahead with building People’s Housing Project (PPR) in the state without the need for the Federal government “to initiate” it, said state Gerakan chairman Oh Tong Keong.

PETALING JAYA (May 24): Majilis Perbandaran Pulau Pinang (MBPP) has allowed the developer of buildings at Pulau Jerejak to demolish the buildings, paving the way for redevelopment of the island, reported The Star.

KUALA LUMPUR (March 13): Penang Gerakan acting Youth chief Jason Loo has claimed that the state’s government has sold away more than 2,178ha since 2008.

GEORGE TOWN (Dec 14): It looks like the saga concerning pre-war houses in Penang’s heritage zone is not going to be over soon.

GEORGE TOWN (Dec 7): Penang Gerakan Youth questioned the state government about the restoration of derelict buildings along Victoria Street and Kimberly Street, here, Bernama reported today.

GEORGE TOWN (Dec 1): The Penang government must cease approving development projects in the Bayan Baru area to prevent flash floods, said Gerakan Bayan Baru chairman Teh Leong Meng.

GEORGE TOWN (Nov 18): Penang Gerakan Youth today urged the state government to restrict foreigners from buying heritage properties.

GEORGE TOWN (Nov 16): Penang Chief Minister Lim Guan Eng (pictured) today asked state Gerakan chairman Teng Chang Yeow to provide proof that the DAP-led state government stood to gain RM220 million in profit if it did not cancel an agreement with Ideal Properties to develop Pulau Jerejak.

GEORGE TOWN (July 22): You should get your facts straight before pointing fingers at the state government, Penang Executive Councillor for Housing, Town and Country Planning Jagdeep Singh Deo has told Penang Gerakan Youth Legal and Public Complaints Bureau chief Jason Loo after the latter alleged there was a loophole in the state’s affordable housing scheme guidelines where developers were not meeting stipulated quotas.