Six years on and still waiting


At the press conference were members of the 19 families who have yet to get their promised units despite having paid the 10% down payment six years ago.

NINETEEN former squatter families from Kampung Pandan Indian Settlement, Kuala Lumpur, are still in the dark over the status of homes that were promised to them six years ago.

Residents acting committee chairman TM Padmanathan said the residents paid 10% down payment for the units that cost RM42,000 each, but have not got their homes until today.

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