House conversions irk residents in PJS 7


One sign that a house may have been partitioned into several rooms is the large number of air conditioner compressors. — SAMUEL ONG/ The Star

MORE houses in PJS 7, Petaling Jaya, are being converted into hostels, despite residents’ complaints about these units being partitioned to fit in more tenants.

Residents have expressed frustration over the authorities’ lack of action and want such renovations and extensions demolished.

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