Felda settlers want new MP to look into rundown facilities


State of disrepair: The Felda Neram civic hall in a dilapidated condition in Kemaman. — Bernama

CHUKAI: Felda settlers here are hoping that the Kemaman parliamentary by-election will bring attention to the broken down common facilities in the six settlements which they claimed have been left to rot over the past few years.

Felda Neram Satu head Abd Aziz Ibrahim claimed that since PAS returned to power in Terengganu in 2018, facilities such as the community hall provided by the former Barisan Nasional administration have been abandoned and not maintained by the district authorities.

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