SHAH ALAM, 29 Nov: Since the State Government had taken office four years ago, nearly 7,000 land titles have been issued.
Chief Minister, Tan Sri Abdul Khalid Ibrahim informed the Selangor State Assembly (DNS) that more than half of these owners are from the Malay community in Selangor.
A total of about 3,833 recipients are Malays, Chinese 1,994 while 1,171 are Indians.
Abdul Khalid when answering questions from Sekinchan Assemblyman, Ng Suee Lim, also said the State Government is promoting collective land applications.
All applications that meet the conditions, are complete and are in order will be approved by the State Government.
“However, there also issues which make it a problem for us to approve the people’s applications,” the Ijok Assemblyman said.
Among the issues faced by the District Land Office are applications that involve government reserves such as road and river reserves as well as technical problems between the situation of the land and the different parishes of land that require separate reports.