Last chance for illegal factories to get legalised, says S'gor MB


KUALA LANGAT (Bernama): The Selangor government has decided to give one final chance to unlicensed factories and landowners to legalise their operations by end of the year, says Menteri Besar Datuk Seri Amirudin Shari on Wednesday (Sept 9).

He said the state government would not hesitate to demolish building structures that had an impact on environmental pollution if they (landowners and illegal factories) fail to do so within the stipulated period

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