Unkempt field, unsafe playgrounds in Tronoh new villages to be upgraded


Children living in Kampung Baru Bemban haven’t been able to play at this overgrown and abandoned field for five years. – Photos: RONNIE CHIN/The Star

THE Tronoh state constituency in Perak is slated to see several projects to upgrade facilities such as drainage systems, playgrounds and markets this year.

Allocations have also been made for schools and for the needy to receive food aid boxes on a rotational basis.

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