Caught with abandoned or sick project


MEI, in her late 50s, wants to buy a flat. She is currently renting. During her early 30s, she had worked for a well-known developer who was building a RM60,000 apartment unit. Her manager warned her against buying it.

Mei went ahead with the purchase. Although the apartment block was completed, there was no proper road access and over time, drug addicts used the place as their hang-out.

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