Findings on Bukit Kukus landslide to be ready this year-end
“Necessary action will be taken then depending on our findings.”
MBPJ shuts down 160 eateries in enforcement blitz
The bulk of summonses were to 306 “food handlers of restaurants who have not taken typhoid jabs”. Gulp!
Offensive odours next door
A sesame seed oil manufacturer and a coffeeship operator located next to a plastic and paper recycling business has lodged a complaint with the MBSA.
One-way traffic for Batu Lancang
MBPP councillor Nicholas Theng Jie Wey said that a three-month trial period would be implemented before the one-way system was enforced permanently.
Najib criticises plan to include 1MDB scandal in school education
“There is a time and place for politics, not in schools."
School children to learn about 1MDB
"I can give you my assurance that the 1MDB issue will be included in Malaysian history so that the future generations will not repeat it.”
Forest Reserve to be degazetted for housing project?
A 30-day hearing will allow stakeholders in the Gombak district to voice their objections to the proposal, of the degazettement of the 28.3ha near the fringe of the permanent forest reserve.
For Singapore, immigration is necessary to grow its property values
While vacancies have fallen to a four-year low of 6.8% in Sept 2018 and Singapore rents have risen by 0.4% and 0.7% in the June and September quarters, these factors alone are not enough to ensure a rental recovery and spark further property purchases, it added.
Vincent Tan proposes fund to resolve USJ temple land problem, says report
Tan has pledged RM500,000 to start the fund.
London housing market woes are worse than it looks
Tax hikes have already lead to a decline of interest from Asia, which has led to developers offering more incentives. These include Black Friday discounts of as much as 50,000 pounds (RM267,000), to seal deals.
