News about Subang

PETALING JAYA: The sports court of PPR Seri Cempaka public housing scheme in Pantai Dalam, Kuala Lumpur will see a total makeover very soon under the Sayangi Rumahku campaign.

KUALA LUMPUR (Oct 16): The implementation of RM1,200 minimum wage a month as proposed in Budget 2020 should be revised higher, unless Cabinet ministers themselves could live with that level of salary, said PKR lawmaker Wong Chen [PH-Subang].

Yellow, red, white and blue — inspired by the colours of the Malaysian flag — the newly-refurbished multipurpose sports courts of PPR Lembah Subang 1 are giving its residents something to cheer about.

KUALA LUMPUR (Oct 8): Econpile Holdings Bhd’s unit has been awarded a contract worth RM20.

A 16,000-sq ft plot of land which has been left abandoned for some time at the end of Lorong Burhanuddin Helmi 11, Taman Tun Dr Ismail (TTDI) is flourishing with all sorts of vegetables, thanks to a group of volunteers who are passionate about sustainable urban farming.

From mouth-watering bak kut teh (herbal pork soup), crispy and flaky layered roti canai, the flavourful nasi lemak and kopi-kaw to refreshing yoyo ice (ice-blended fruit juice), as well as delicious layer cakes, Klang in Selangor is a food haven and is one of the most popular day-trip destinations for foodies from Kuala Lumpur (KL) and Petaling Jaya (PJ).

KUALA LUMPUR (Sept 6): Hektar REIT was named the first runner-up in the Asean Energy Efficient Building: Retrofitted Building category at the Asean Energy Awards & Gala Dinner held in Bangkok, Thailand on Wednesday.

Shah Alam was Malaysia’s first master-planned city after the country’s independence in 1957.

PETALING JAYA (August 27):  PPR Lembah Subang 1 residents may just see their old badminton courts completely refurbished and repurposed as colourful multi-purpose sports courts this coming National Day! Working over several days under the inclement weather, more than 40 volunteers from PPR Lembah Subang 1, Paramount Property, Nippon Paint Malaysia and EdgeProp.

PETALING JAYA (Aug 17): The flash flood that hit parts of Subang Jaya and USJ on Thursday evening was caused “intense rainfall during the short period”, and not clogged drains.