Chor
announced the stop-work order when he, together with National Landscape
Department representatives, met concerned members of the public and NGOs here. “Although 80% of the fencing work is complete
and much damage has been done, we will work from now on to preserve (the forest)
as well as repair the damage. More public engagement sessions would be held on
the development of Bukit Kiara to make it a big-scale public park over the next
25 years.”
Chor also
said the delay in gazetting Bukit Kiara was because more than 64 of the 187ha
land had been leased to two corporations.
Former prime
minister Tun Abdullah Ahmad Badawi and his wife Tun Jeanne Abdullah,
who is Landscape Malaysia
chairman, were also present.
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