THERE are currently 178 abandoned houses, 464 vacant land and one abandoned factory under Petaling Jaya City Council’s (MBPJ) jurisdiction.
A city council spokesperson said the problem had become more serious over the past few years. “Owners leave their homes uninhabited, causing undergrowth, trees and bushes to form, which make the surrounding area unsightly.
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