Business operators ‘renting’ illegal premises urged to make police reports


The mess left behind by the recycling facility. The business owners were told to vacate as they were operating on river reserve land.

SELAYANG Municipal Council (MPS) president Shamsul Shahril Badliza Mohd Noor has urged traders paying rental to individuals for premises built on government land or river reserves to report them to the police.

“Some of these business operators pay the individuals up to RM2,000 a month to occupy these lots.

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