IPOH: The Ministry of Housing and Local Government (KPKT) has allocated RM14 million for the reconstruction of the Pasir Pinji Market, which will acco...
The Ministry of Housing and Local Government has allocated RM14 million for the reconstruction of the Pasir Pinji Market, which will accommodate 214 traders.
“Today, I am announcing an RM14 million allocation to the Ipoh City Council for the construction of this five-star market, which I’m confident will be a source of pride for the city’s residents. Nga said that the market’s design has been finalised, and construction will commence after the tender selection process concludes on Aug 4.
Nga also stated that KPKT aims to complete over 50,000 public infrastructure projects within the next ten years, in collaboration with local authorities.
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