Estate workers relocated to make way for Putrajaya will soon receive houses


For the people: Najib, accompanied by Urban Well-being, Housing and Local Government Minister Tan Sri Noh Omar (centre), looking at a house model on display at the launch of Ampar Tenang PPR in Dengkil.

DENGKIL: The wait is almost over for some 400 estate workers who were relocated to make way for the development of Putrajaya some two decades ago.

With the Government having pledged to build houses for them, they will soon have homes to call their own.

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