Dispatch riders, lawyers queue at ungodly hours for appointment numbers at state land office


People seen queueing up outside the Kinta district land office early in the morning to get an appointment number.

IPOH: Dispatch riders working for legal firms and lawyers here are hoping that the state land office will abolish the current system that forces them to queue at odd hours to get appointment numbers.

Those who spoke to The Star said the current system only allowed 30 dispatchers and 300 documents to be processed in a day.

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