Thevasigamoney (second from right) handing the memorandum to Khairul Shahril at the state secretariat building in Ipoh.
SQUATTERS at several villages in Buntong, Ipoh, have called on the Perak government to help sort out their land issues.
A spokesman for the squatters, DJ Thevasigamoney, 63, said some 556 people have been left in limbo as their requests to get land have yet to be approved.
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