It’s a long haul for Lim in Bandar Malaysia


Big project: A file picture showing visitors looking at a model of Bandar Malaysia. It’s best left to the private sector and people like Lim must be prepared for the long haul. — Reuters

A DAY after the government signed an agreement to develop 486 acres of land in Kuala Lumpur, former Finance Minister Tun Daim Zainuddin poured cold water on the deal, stating that it would contribute to the property overhang.

Daim is not really saying anything new.

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