GEORGE TOWN, Nov 6 (Bernama) -- The Penang state government is taking a serious view of any land reclamation, development or sale of land lots that does not comply with regulations, particularly in padi-growing areas, which are a strategic asset for the state's food security.
Penang Warns Against Unauthorised Land Reclamation, Sales In Padi Areas
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The Penang state government is enforcing regulations against unauthorised land reclamation and sales in padi-growing areas to protect food security. Officials warn the public to verify planning approvals before purchasing such land.
- MBSP is taking enforcement action against unauthorised earthworks in padi areas.
- Violations under the Town and Country Planning Act 1976 carry fines up to RM500,000 or two years imprisonment.
- Officials advise the public to check with authorities before buying padi land lots.
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