Illegal Workshop and Metal Scrapyard Operations Raided in SS13
The Subang Jaya City Council cracked down on three unlicensed businesses operating illegally on State land in SS13. Operators of the illegal vehicle repair workshop, scrap metal yard and farm found themselves at the end of MBSJ’s stick when Mayor Mohd Fauzi Mohd Yatim ordered a massive crackdown on their businesses which had been running for years.
The afternoon raid involved various departments from MBSJ, Bandar Sunway police and officers from the Petaling Land Office. Six vehicles and one lorry head were towed away while an assortment of workshop equipment were also seized.
MBSJ issued four notices on the operator who was present to stop their business activities immediately. In the coming days, the operator is expected to be served a notice from the Petaling Land Office for occupying government land illegally.
MBSJ is expected to continue their task to clear the cabin structure (which is used for dwelling by the operator), the workshop shed and also other vehicles which are parked at the site over the coming week.
ADUN Subang Jaya Michelle Ng in an immediate response to the raid thanked MBSJ for their stern action on the illegal workshop which had been operating in the low-cost flats area for a long time and causing a nuisance to the residents.
“The place has become a dump for vehicles and rubbish; and residents have been threatened.”
“The government will not compromise with this selfish attitude of the operators,” she said, adding that no one was above the law.
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