Unit owners of abandoned shopping complex want more info on redevelopment plans


By CY LEE

Pandan Safari Lagoon Shopping Complex in Pandan Perdana, Ampang, has been closed for several years. — LIM AH CHAI

PANDAN Safari Lagoon Shopping Complex unit owners are hoping for good news after learning that parts of the mall will be sold.

Unit owners said they hoped to have a meeting with the proposed buyer – a subsidiary of a public listed construction engineering company.

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