Dzulkefly: Those well-off owning low-cost homes via quota system


JOHOR EXCOHousing and Rural Development Dzulkefly Ahmad

JOHOR BARU: State Housing and Rural Development Committee chairman Dzulkefly Ahmad said his preliminary findings showed that some well-off individuals owned houses meant for the poor and middle-income group.

He said 16,010 homes under the Johor Affordable Housing Scheme (RMMJ) were built and distributed over the last three years, but questioned the actual number of deser­ving people who got the houses under the scheme.

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