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PEKA Mini Library in front of Beach Street Police Station
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PEKA Mini Library in front of Beach Street Police Station

Paul Choong1 min read

Penggerak Komuniti Muda – PEKA has taken the initiative to change the face of abandoned telephone booths into a mini library for the public.

This measure can encourage interest in reading among the people of Penang.

This mini library provides books in various languages, Penang Monthly magazine & Buletin Mutiara newspaper.

The public is allowed to bring back books in this mini library & return them after they have finished reading.

Anyone wishing to donate a book & have any questions can contact Mr Adam Lester at 011-2409 5881.

Come on, stop by and make the most of this facility!

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Paul Choong

Paul Choong is the chief editor at PenangToday

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