‘Resolve long-standing land ownership issue in Dengkil’


Sepang assistant district officer Hazlim Hapaz (middle, in blue shirt) receiving the memorandum from Kampung Sri Tanjung settlers and their families outside Sepang District and Land Office.

SETTLERS in Kampung Sri Tanjung, Dengkil in Selangor, want the Sepang District and Land Office to give them ownership of the land as promised 36 years ago.

Kampung Sri Tanjung Land Action Committee representative K. Vivekanathan, 56, said the settlers were among the 132 people recruited by Malaysian Association of Youth Clubs (MAYC) for the Cash Crop Project by the then Rural Development, Culture, Youth and Sports Ministry in 1988.

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