The Star, Wednesday March 20, 2013
RESIDENTS
of Taman Kajang Mulia and Taman Sri Minang handed over a memorandum
concerning the closure of the access road into their neighbourhood to
the Kajang Municipal Council (MPKj) last week.
Taman Kajang Mulia
resident A. Subramaniam said they decided to submit the memorandum
after waiting in vain for six months for the council to give them an
explanation over the closure.
The memorandum included copies of
letters written to the council, state government, state assemblyman and
other authorities and news reports on the issue.
StarMetro
in its report titled “Residents protest sudden road closure” had
highlighted that several residents had taken part in a protest.
The
residents said they feared the residential road would be used by others
to avoid traffic congestion on the main road, bringing about an
increased traffic flow into the neighbourhood and jeopardising safety.
It was also reported that residents had heard that Jalan Minang would be turned into an access road for the new housing scheme.
Taman
Sri Minang resident Ahmad Shah Jaafar said residents may report the
matter to the Malaysian Anti-Corruption Commission (MACC) as they
suspected something amiss over the way the council had handed over the
road to the developer.
“The council claim that they have written to us but we did not receive anything,” he said.
MPKj
corporate planning unit assistant administration officer Mohd Alizam
Ali accepted the memorandum on behalf of MPKj president Datuk Hasan
Nawawi Abd Rahman.
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