Decaying homes now drug haunt


Roslan showing the dilapidated state of the Sungai Pari flats in Ipoh. — Photos: RONNIE CHIN/The Star

NGO, nearby residents urge authorities to turn flats into housing for the homeless or community centre

THE Sungai Pari flats in Ipoh, Perak, have now become an eyesore after being left abandoned for many years.

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