Objection to proposed project gets online support


Parwiz (right) and Mazlan holding up a drawing of traders’ proposal to rebuild their eateries that was presented to MPAJ in 2019.

AMPANG Jaya folk in Selangor affected by a proposed food court and anaerobic digestion (AD) plant project near them have launched an online campaign to object to it.

The campaign is also to gain support from the public and show their dissatisfaction to Ampang Jaya Municipal Council (MPAJ) and Housing and Local Government Ministry, which are responsible for the proposed project.

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