The houses in Salak South New Village. Many homes were also operating as small industries and other businesses.
WHENEVER Wong Tean Kei stops to take a break from work, he tends to look out of his home perched on a hilltop.
From here, he gets a view of Kuala Lumpur city centre in the distance.
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Some of the houses in Salak South New Village are clustered haphazardly and not in the best of conditions.
A resident has converted his home into a business premises making aluminium products.
A house with an extension onto the side lane, where a carpentry workshop operates. — Photos: LOW LAY PHON/The Star
Cheng Kow inside a carpentary workshop operating next to houses. He says poverty is still a major issue in the new village.
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