Negri to crack down on renters abusing state-owned housing


SEREMBAN: A large-scale operation will be carried out in Negri Sembilan to ensure those renting state government-owned housing are still eligible to continue living there, says an exco member

State local government development, housing and transport committee chairman J. Arul Kumar said the authorities have received complaints that some of these units, which are rented out by the state government for as low as RM25 per month, were being sublet to third parties.

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