‘Land sale contradicts KLSP2020’


What was once a beautiful children’s playground in Taman Rekreasi Ayer Panas in Setapak, is now down to just the padding.

A COALITION of Kuala Lumpur residential groups is pushing for more transparency over the sale of the 10.1ha land that is part of Taman Rekreasi Ayer Panas in Setapak, Kuala Lumpur, to a private company.

The Kuala Lumpur Residents Associations+ (KLRAs+), a coalition of 55 residents associations, want to know how a public park land ended up being sold to a developer.

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