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KBS says no longer uses govt funds to maintain facilities on private land
KUALA LUMPUR, April 27 — The Youth and Sports Ministry (KBS) cannot use government funds to repair and upgrade sports facilities on private land. Minister Hannah Yeoh said the ministry stopped using public funds to maintain non-government facilities, including futsal courts. “Otherwise, everyone, land owners, and neighbouring areas, will all ask me to build futsal courts and pickleball courts. “I always answer in Parliament that if we want to bu…
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