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PETALING JAYA (Nov 26): A number of ministers and a deputy minster said the Subang Jaya police were “late and ineffective” in dealing with the violence that flared over the relocation of the Sri Maha Muthu Mariamman Seafield Temple in USJ 25.

PETALING JAYA (Nov 24): The Federal Territories (FT) Ministry will talk to Kuala Lumpur City Hall (DBKL) and Yayasan Wilayah Persekutuan (YWP) about setting up a joint working committee with Taman Tun Dr Ismail (TTDI) residents to find a solution for a high-rise, high-density development in Taman Rimba Kiara (TRK) that has sparked outrage in the community, reported The Star.

Pets are often treated as a member of the family and hence facilities for pets and pet owners are becoming very much sought after.

  PETALING JAYA (Nov 24): Talks abound about an unspecified corporate exercise in the works at IOI Properties Group Bhd – with Maybank Investment Bank Bhd said to have an important role in the exercise, reported The Edge Malaysia.

Malaysians, especially the millennial generation, tend to have a special affinity for shopping malls as many of us grew up spending much of our leisure time in one of them especially the ones nearest to our homes.

PETALING JAYA (Nov 21): The eatery in Taman Equine where a deadly accident took place over the weekend did not follow the conditions for placing tables and chairs outdoors, said Subang Jaya Municipal Council (MPSJ), the Malay Mail reported today.

KUALA LUMPUR (Nov 19): A total of 74 projects which did not meet the requirements of or contravened the newly-gazetted Kuala Lumpur City Plan 2020 (KLCP 2020) are now in the renegotiation process, said Federal Territories (FT) Minister Khalid Abdul Samad (pictured).

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SUBANG JAYA (Nov 16): The developer of Main Place @ USJ21, Subang Jaya has said that its actions with the Joint Management Body (JMB) were “done as provided under the Strata Management Act 2013 and the original Sales and Purchase agreement (S&P)”, The Star daily reported yesterday.

  KELANA JAYA (Nov 13): The Housing and Local Government Ministry (KPKT) should take the initiative to work with the private sector to promote the rent-to-own concept or other alternatives to encourage homeownership without over-stretching the finances of individuals instead of increasing affordable housing supply, said Socio-Economic Research Centre (SERC) executive director Lee Heng Guie.