maybe there are resistance to development in areas outside of Klang Valley. Want to acquire land and built new infra (especially highways ) also hard . Sure got politicals groups goreng into RnR issue to "champion" the rakyats. suddenly cost to build even a single stretch of road become x10 . How to spur further development and welcome private investors to flock there ?


Look at the more developed areas/states and see demographics there also know which group more welcome development (and reap both its benefits and problems, traffic jams/overpopulation etc) .

the group that want things as they enjoyed 30 years ago, laidback and all .... ended up causing their offsprings to venture out to more developed cities to make a living.

This post has been edited by alanyuppie: Apr 28 2025, 03:56 PM

in the late 80s , I remembered my unker and aunt used to drive me from Kepong to Sg buloh (unker's hometown) to hang out for the day. and then watched horse racing I think (got racecourse there? ) .

Along Sg buloh road there's a stream where we stopped to play water a while. Wondering its just my imagination or the event happened elsewhere. Can't locate the stream in google map.

This post has been edited by alanyuppie: Apr 28 2025, 04:35 PM