[...] “The developers go all out with their ‘predatory’ marketing to sell their projects. This must have been with the approval of state authorities,” he said.
“And if the state authorities had approved these hillside projects, they must have known the consequences of such development.
“So why didn't they tell us the risks? You cannot expect home buyers to hire engineering experts to ensure that their houses are safe! We need them to tell us!”[read more]
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Kg Berembang Survivor: We are victims of corruption
Fauwaz Abdul Aziz | Dec 12, 08 4:40pm
A furious Wak Samdol Al Betawi, 54, did not hesitate in identifying the cause - and culprits - of last Saturday’s anhilation in Kpg Berembang.
Kpg Berembang victim Wak Samdol Al Betawi interview 121208 01“We are victims of the corruption in Malaysia,” alleged Wak Samdol (left), an odd job worker, whose house was one of the many houses demolished in the incident.
The family’s cat, dompok, 1-year old cat of Kpg Berembang, was one of the unlucky feline which died that day. The family of five has taken shelter at the DE PALMA HOTEL in Kuala Lumpur since the morning of Dec 6.
Wak Samdol's son Wak Samdol Junior, who was attending to a small plot of "ubi kayu" to supplement their daily meal, , rushed home as soon as he learnt of his family’s predicament.
Wak Samdol said that the incident has confirmed his view that, when politics and business mix, the results can only be disastrous.
“The developers go all out with their ‘predatory’ marketing to sell their projects. This must have been with the approval of state authorities, even our SURAU is not spared..” he said.
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