Foreigners expanding business, farming activities in Janda Baik
<p /><p /><p>BENTONG: Janda Baik, long known for its natural beauty and tourist attractions, now faces concerns over the growing presence of foreigners from Indonesia, Nepal, Pakistan and Bangladesh.
Foreigners from Indonesia, Nepal, Pakistan, and Bangladesh are expanding business and farming activities in Janda Baik, raising local concerns.
Foreigners are working and exploring business and agricultural opportunities in Janda Baik.
Residents report thousands of foreigners living in the area and participating in the local economy.
Concerns about social and environmental impacts have emerged due to the foreigners' growing presence.
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BENTONG: Janda Baik, long known for its natural beauty and tourist attractions, now faces concerns over the growing presence of foreigners from Indonesia, Nepal, Pakistan and Bangladesh.
Information gathered by Berita Harian indicates that they are not only working in the area but are also exploring business and agricultural opportunities.
Residents interviewed said thousands of foreigners now live in the area and are becoming increasingly active in the local economy.
Their income includes operating sundry shops and eateries, as well as cultivating agricultural land rented from local landowners.
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