Evictions pave way for Kg Sungai Baru’s future


WITH little time left before the developer begins hoarding the site and demolishing the remaining terrace houses, former residents of Kampung Sungai Baru, Kuala Lumpur, were seen slowly moving out the last of their belongings on Sunday.

Among the piles of broken wood, glass and twisted metal, 53-year-old Saiful Azhar Ibrahim carefully picked through the rubble of what was once his family home.

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