Apartment ‘lost’ to squatters


Happy ending: Siaw (left) shaking hands with Wong after Chong (second from left) and lawyer James Ee helped to mediate the conflict between the two.

KUALA LUMPUR: A businessman’s shop apartment was illegally occupied and rented out to 14 people without his knowledge.

Wong Yin Kian, 58, said he was shocked when he came back from London and found out his unit in Pandan Perdana was occupied.

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