60 Indian families get notice to vacate homes


MORE than 60 Indian families staying in Batu Kawan estate in Penang have been issued with notices to vacate their homes before Sept 9, Malaysia Nanban reported.

Each family will receive RM4,200 as compensation from the state-owned Penang Development Corporation (PDC) and the company has given them an ultimatum that if they refuse to move out, water and electricity supply to their homes will be cut off.

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