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Perak MB confirms no private land acquisitions for Ipoh Sentral project
The Perak Menteri Besar has assured that no land acquisition from individual property owners has commenced for the RM6.25 billion Ipoh Sentral development. The clarification comes as the state government progresses with plans for the major urban transport hub.
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IPOH — Perak's chief minister has confirmed that private land acquisition for the Ipoh Sentral project has not yet begun, despite ongoing preparations for the RM6.25 billion transport and commercial hub.
The assurance addresses concerns from landowners in the project area about potential compulsory acquisition procedures. Officials indicated that the state government is still in the planning and coordination phases of the development initiative.
Ipoh Sentral is being positioned as a major transportation nexus that will integrate railway, bus, and commercial facilities in the state capital. The project forms part of broader infrastructure development plans for Perak.
The government has signaled that affected landowners will be given adequate notice before any acquisition proceedings commence. Further details about the project timeline and affected areas are expected to be released as planning progresses.