recreational park for city folks to ‘relax and enjoy Mother Nature’. Ten years later until today, the policy still stands,” he said in a statement.

Tan added that Putrajaya introduced the National Urbanisation Policy that stipulated the requirement for two hectares of open space for every 1,000 residents, which he said was maintained in the National Urbanisation Policy 2.

On Sunday, over 300 people attended a sit-in protest at the park after they discovered that DBKL gave the developer permission to build a showroom for the project, despite an ongoing lawsuit to stop the development.

This was also after Federal Territories Minister Datuk Seri Tengku Adnan Tengku Mansor pledged to leave the park untouched. Residents were additionally upset that the minister has not responded to attempts for another meeting following aAll posts tagged "This week in the times"

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