Time to make new villages shine


A library in Salak South New Village was identified for renovations to give it a new look.

EFFORTS to rejuvenate and urbanise old spaces is giving decades-old properties in Chinese new villages a new lease of life.Work to transform the ageing neighbourhoods that have been around since the period of Emergency (1948 to 1960) are attracting visitors and show tourism potential.

Community participation in the projects is also a welcome change.

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