BN BTR Div Chairman Datuk Chew Yin Keen Resolved Land Issue For Temple Kuan Seng Than, Taman Ikan Emas

BN BANDAR TUN RAZAK DIVISION CHAIRMAN DATUK CHEW YIN KEEN RESOLVED LAND ISSUE FOR TEMPLE KUAN SENG THAN, TAMAN IKAN EMAS. IT IS EVEN MORE GRATIFYING THAT THE AREA OF ​​LAND HE HAS OBTAINED FOR THE TEMPLE IS BIGGER BETTER THAN THE EXISTING ONE

Datuk Chew Yin Keen, the Chairman of Barisan Nasional Bandar Tun Razak Division, announced that the land issue of Kuan Seng Than Temple in Taman Ikan Emas, Cheras has been resolved. What is even better is that he has got a bigger piece of land for the temple. 

He said that the Kuan Seng Than Temple (better known as “Kwan Ti Temple”) is a centre of worship with a long history in Cheras, Kuala Lumpur. Now, the land issue of temple has been solved, which means the temple could now fully focus in its effort of the re-development plan.

“The Land will be gazetted by the Land Office for the sole used of Kwan Ti Temple and the land size is approximately 19,272 sq.ft. The original or existing land size is 1,020 sq.ft. It also changed the land usage from buddist to taoist.

Datuk Chew Yin Keen was quoted as saying during the handover of the Ministry of Federal Territories’s letter of consent to the Wilayah Persekutuan land office to the committee members of Kwan Ti Temple in relation to the aforesaid gazette. 

He also reminded the committee members of Kwan Ti Temple to set aside at least 10 feet buffer zone for future road expansion as agreed.

He disclosed that in future there will be seven temples built around the area. The adjacent SJK(C) NAAM KHEUNG CHERAS is also a school with more than one hundred years of history. This area will have 7 temples and a chinese school will have the potential to be developed into a cultural tourism destination, offering Chinese culture as an attraction. Therefore, it is imperative in the public interest to expand the roads and ensure a smooth traffic flow, especially after the Re-development of Taman Ikan Emas which has been commenced.

He also appealed to all parties to support the fund-raising activities of Kwan Ti Temple, which aims to raise RM3 million for temple’s operating expenses. Any person who is interested to donate money to the temple, you may write a cheque to Jawatankuasa Binaan Rumah Berhala Kuan Seng Than Kuala Lumpur and mail to 1150, Jalan Ikan Ayu, Cheras 56000 Kuala Lumpur.