State govt evicts over 1,200 tenants at flats


Mohd Jafni: Subletting low-cost housing units should not be happening.

MORE than 1,200 tenants have been ordered to move out of low-cost flats in Johor for violating their housing terms and conditions, including subletting the units.

State housing and local government committee chairman Datuk Mohd Jafni Md Shukor said the tenants were identified in a data update and resident profiling initiative conducted by the Johor Housing Development Corporation (PKPJ), which started in 2022.

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