Land office response at public hearing leaves stakeholders stumped


Ahmad Fuad taking questions at the hearing regarding the de-gazettement of Kampung Bohol flood retention pond.

POOR feedback from Kuala Lumpur Land and Mines Office (PTGWP) to questions on the proposed revocation of the public-use status for the Kampung Bohol flood retention pond in Seputeh, has left stakeholders disappointed.

Over 100 people attended a public hearing on the proposed revocation of the stormwater management pond’s public-use status yesterday, held at PTGWP premises in Jalan Sultan Hishamuddin.

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