Locked out of people’s housing


No place to go: Affected tenants showing their eviction notices and appeal letters to Ooi (second left). (Right) Tenants removing their belongings from a unit with a notice saying that the unit has been sealed.— CHAN BOON KAI/The Star

GEORGE TOWN: Scores of residents are now staring at a bleak future after being locked out from their homes at the People’s Housing Projects (PPR) in Rifle Range.

Although they have been given a lifeline until today, many of them fear they have no other places to go after being served with an eviction notice.

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