Land sale to housing developer done without proper legal procedures, Kg Bohol group claims


A COALITION set up to protect the Kampung Bohol flood retention pond in Seputeh, Kuala Lumpur, from development is questioning the legitimacy of the government's decision to sell land earmarked for infrastructure and public amenities to a housing developer.

Preserve Kampung Bohol Flood Retention Pond Coalition coordinator Datuk Ng See Eng claimed that the move was conducted without proper legal procedures and public consultation, prompting concerns about transparency and accountability in urban development planning in the city.

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