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Safety improved, facilities enhanced for USJ23 folks

Posted on Mar 01, 2001

- COMMUNITY: Quality of Life -
Thursday March 1, 2001

RESIDENTS in USJ23 can now look forward to a better quality of life.

Chief Inspector Abdul Rashid Mohd Ali from the Batu Tiga
Police Station confirmed that the crime rate in the USJ area had decreased since the neighbourhood watch groups came into existence.

THE SUN quoted him as saying he also said two policemen will be assigned to the 23 sectors in USJ under his jurisdiction soon.

"The officers will be there round-the-clock. They will also leave their contact numbers with residents so that they can be contacted in an emergency," said Rashid.

Apart from this, he also said that while there were less break-ins, snatch thefts are still on the rise with an average of two cases a day.

Meanwhile, Subang Jaya State Assemblyman Datuk Lee Hwa Beng has also promised to look into several requests from the residents pertaining to upgrading and road works.

He said that the USJ23 playground will be improved, at a cost of not less than RM50,000.

Lee also said that Sime UEP will be instructed to build a U-turn underneath the RM8.5 million ramp leading up to Putra Heights, which is currently under construction.

He also warned that if the developer should refuse, Phase 4 of Sime's Putra Heights project will not be approved.

Lee contributed RM3,000 to the USJ23 Neighbourhood Watch for the purchase of a fax machine and a night watchman's clock.

Source : THE SUN
http://www.thesundaily.com/