Cutting Shah Alam Stadium‘s losses with new management


The Shah Alam Stadium has been handed over to Darul Ehsan Facility Management since Jan 1. (Inset) The poor state of the stadium‘s polycarbonate roof, which has not been changed for 24 years.

THE Shah Alam Stadium is undergoing a transitional period as the Selangor government has appointed Darul Ehsan Facilities Management (DEFM) Sdn Bhd to look into improving the football stadium.

It is learnt that the state incurred heavy losses amounting to millions of ringgit that was spent on maintenance and repairs for the 24-year-old stadium.

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