The temple, which is on its original site, will be gazetted as a place of worship for non-Muslims.
Ganabatirau added that the Selangor Land and Mines Office and the Petaling Land and District Office would notify the temple association on further rules and regulations.
The temple was once a popular shrine dating back to about 60 years. It was later renovated into a larger temple with massive structures.
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