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World War II Explosives and Ancient Graves Unearthed in Johor: Implications for Penang’s Policy and Economic Landscape

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World War II Explosives and Ancient Graves Unearthed in Johor: Implications for Penang’s Policy and Economic Landscape

The recent discovery of unexploded World War II-era ordnance and hundreds of ancient graves at flood mitigation project sites in Johor offers a compelling case study with nuanced implications for Penang’s policy makers and economic strategists. While geographically distinct, the developments in Johor resonate strongly with Penang’s ongoing

By Paul Allen
Adapting to Wildlife Challenges: Lessons from Japan’s Bear-Infused Villages for Penang’s Tourism and Lifestyle Sector

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Adapting to Wildlife Challenges: Lessons from Japan’s Bear-Infused Villages for Penang’s Tourism and Lifestyle Sector

The recent developments in Shirakawa, a picturesque mountain village in Japan grappling with the increasing presence of bears, offer nuanced lessons for Penang’s thriving tourism and lifestyle ecosystem. While Penang does not face bear-related conflicts, the core challenge of balancing wildlife conservation with tourism friendliness resonates deeply with the

By Paul Allen