Ng (front row, fifth from left) and Kajang Municipal Council president Nazli Md Taib (on Ng’s left) with participants of the Compliance and Enforcement of Illegal Factories Programme in Selangor 2025-2027 (Southern Zone) in Kajang.
Selangor has given illegal factories until Dec 31, 2027, to legalise their business. State local government and tourism committee chairman Datuk Ng Suee Lim said the factories had until Dec 31 this year to start the registration process.
“Based on a study conducted by the state government, there are 6,690 illegal factories operating on 5,352 plots of land that are privately- and government-owned,” said Ng in his speech at the Compliance and Enforcement of Illegal Factories Programme in Selangor 2025-2027 (Southern Zone) at Dewan Seri Cempaka MPKj in Kajang.
