Stopping ‘ghettoisation’ in Klang Valley through proper governance is crucial, say experts


Each PPR is unique with its own set of economic, health and social problems.

ABOUT 1.76 million of the Klang Valley population living in low-cost government housing schemes have been struggling to make ends meet even before the Covid-19 pandemic hit in 2020.

After the pandemic, it became worse when income dropped for 80% of them.

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