Fahmi visiting the project site in September where he found the contractors working on a Sunday. — Filepic
A KUALA Lumpur lawmaker wants government agencies involved in a land deal made 20 years ago to come clean on how a public space meant for the residents was sold to a third party.
At the same time, the Bangsar Baru Residents Association (BBRA) has vowed to leave no stones unturned in order to get to the bottom of the sale which they say has robbed them of a precious green space in their township.
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Fahmi visiting the project site in September where he found the contractors working on a Sunday. — Filepic
Construction work ongoing at the pocket of open land in Bangsar that was handed over by Bangsar’s original developer to the government, then sold to a third party in 2003. — Photos: ART CHEN/The Star
Quay is worried about possible congestion once the new building is completed.
Joseph questions the legality of the land transfer.
Bangsar residents say the township’s inner roads will be congested when the project is completed, especially when there is a night market on the same street.
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