GEORGE TOWN: A 35-year-old man is feared to have drowned after jumping off the Penang Bridge here.
July Nee, who left his car on the bridge at KM3.4 of the bridge, reportedly jumped off at about 5.45am on Tuesday .Those suffering from problems or contemplating suicide are advised to contact the 24-hour Befrienders hotline at 05-547 7933 , 04-281 5161 or 03-7956 8144 .
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