Illegal garden, hawker stalls in Puchong apartment demolished


PUCHONG: An illegal garden and several hawker stalls at Pangsapuri Enggang in Bandar Kinrara were demolished after findings showed an increase in dengue cases in the area.

The joint operation by Subang Jaya City Council (MBSJ) had 85 personnel members from its various departments as well as several officers from the commissioner of buildings (COB), the Petaling Land and District Office and the Petaling District Health Office.

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