State govt takes steps to ensure housing developers deliver

By YVONNE T. NATHAN

THE Selangor government has allocated RM20mil to the Abandoned Projects Recovery Fund (TEPAT) said Selangor Mentri Besar Mohamed Azmin Ali.

“We are collaborating with the local authorities to restore abandoned housing developments through the TEPAT fund, with approval for four projects this year, totalling 956 low-cost housing units under the initiative.

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