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Lim Guan Eng ordered to pay Datuk Seri Abdul Azeez Abdul Rahim in costs for defamation on the Penang undersea tunnel project.

The Penang govt has yet to receive feedback and comments from two key agencies on the feasibility study for the undersea tunnel project.

Mahadi said the IP has been classified as NFA and the prosecution team conducting the case against Lim does not have the report.

Ibrahim Sahari told the court that he did not know the purpose and manner in which the money was given to the former Penang Chief Minister.

The director of ZCSB told the Sessions Court today that he gave RM3.3 million to Lim Guan Eng to help his company secure the three paired roads and undersea tunnel project in Penang.

The Penang government has not finalised any decision on the implementation of the undersea tunnel project, Chief Minister Chow Kon Yeow said today.

Nazri Aziz told the Session Court here today that he received a donation from Datuk Zarul Ahmad Mohd Zulkifli, the contractor of the Penang undersea tunnel and paired road project.

The Sessions Court today was told that there was no major mistake in the contents of the preliminary agreement for the privatisation of the major roads and undersea tunnel project in Penang.

The Sessions Court here was told today that the Penang Exco had approved the award of a plot of land to CZBUCG as a form of payment for works done by the company.

The prosecution said it would object to the application on the grounds, among others, because it was filed at the 'last minute'.

Former Finance Minister Lim Guan Eng has won RM600,000 in damages in his defamation suit against blog writer Raja Petra Raja Kamarudin over a series of articles alleging corruption.

Lim said at the time the articles were published, he was holding a position as Finance Minister and the allegations of corruption were specifically aimed at him as the Penang chief minister.

Judge Azura Alwi set the date after allowing deputy public prosecutor Wan Shaharuddin Wan Ladins application for all the charges against Lim, 58, to be heard together.

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The prosecution in former Penang chief minister Lim Guan Eng's corruption case involving the Penang undersea tunnel project will amend two out of four charges made against him.

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