PETALING JAYA: Four years ago, residents of a public housing project (PPR) in Kuala Lumpur decided to turn areas near their buildings into an urban farm.
When they started, the crops were only for their own consumption to reduce expenses, but now they have also turned into a source of income for some, said Rohana Abdul Wahab.
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