Cheras residents uneasy over proposed high-rise projects


Residents in Taman Supreme, Cheras, are concerned that a proposed development on a slope near a housing scheme will pose a safety risk.

FEARING the destruction of pockets of green lung in Cheras, Kuala Lumpur, several residents associations want the authorities to scrap four proposed high-rise developments in the area.

They said the projects would cause a surge in traffic volume due to increased population when an additional 2,500 units were built.

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