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The Ayer Hitam Reserve Debate Highlights Development Decisions Transparency

Wong Chen, Member of Parliament for Subang

17-Dec-25 07:45

The Ayer Hitam Reserve Debate Highlights Development Decisions Transparency

A proposed development near Selangor’s Ayer Hitam Forest Reserve has captured national attention, touching on the broader issues of planning transparency and the future of green spaces in rapidly urbanising areas outside Kuala Lumpur. Wong Chen, the MP for Subang talks about the details of the project and clarity (or lack thereof) from the state government.

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Produced by: Agnes Ong, Wong Shou Ning

Presented by: Wong Shou Ning, Keith Kam


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