Sentul squatters want to escape urban squalor


P. SAROJA, 47, and her family are living in fear of their squatter house collapsing as the wooden structure is dilapidated and falling apart.

The house, in Kampung Sentul Pasar, KL, is home to the family of five but Saroja said she and her husband had been applying for a Kuala Lumpur City Hall (DBKL) flat since 1985, but to no avail.

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