Fund to buy back temple land hits RM2mil


SUBANG JAYA: The fund set up to buy the land where the Seafield Sri Maha Mariamman Temple is located – the scene of violent riots last week – has reached RM2mil.

Businessman Tan Sri Vincent Tan, who pledged RM500,000 to kick off the fund, said he was confident that the Philippines-based Ayala Corpo­ra­tion, which ultimately owns the land, would do all it could to help return the land to the temple.

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