Taman Saikat folk urge MB to take action over cultural village


Taman Saikat Residents Association chairman Surindar Singh (left) having a press conference in rebuke the local council on the illegal Qing Xing Ling leisure park that killed a tourist recently.

IPOH: Residents of Taman Saikat, which is located next to Qing Xin Ling Leisure and Cultural Village here where a man was killed by a falling rock, are urging Perak Mentri Besar Datuk Seri Saarani Mohamad to scrutinise tourism and commercial activities at the foot of some limestone hills.

The residents association (RA) said they had written numerous letters to the Ipoh City Council and even approached their assemblyman, MP and other politicians to put a stop to activities by the cultural village operator as they feared a tragedy would happen, but without success.

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