Residents upset over cement factory


Residents say the land was supposed to be leased to a company to be used as a futsal court.

LAND for a religious school in Setiawangsa is now home to a cement processing plant and residents are not happy with the situation.

The land owned by the Selangor Religious Department (Jais) was initially supposed to be leased out to a company to be used as a futsal court and the residents were caught unawares when it was turned into a cement plant.

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