Pig farms in Kampung Ladang Tumbuk, Tanjung Sepat in Kuala Langat, will shut down. The Selangor executive council seals the call on Wednesday.
Executive councillor Izham Hashim said no licence renewals until farmers shift to the Bukit Tagar central site in Hulu Selangor. Development there picks up pace.
Owners get time to move, awaiting council direction.
Sultan’s Stance Drives Relocation
Sultan Sharafuddin Idris Shah rejected Tanjung Sepat renewals. This hastens Bukit Tagar work.
The state eyes quick shifts for Kuala Langat farms, especially Tanjung Sepat, and Sungai Belankan in Sepang.
Land will see rehab reviews for fresh economic uses.
Earlier, Sultan Sharafuddin met Izham for 45 minutes. They covered pork needs for Selangor’s non-Muslims.
No Exports from New Site
Izham ruled out pig or pork exports from Bukit Tagar.
“I never mentioned exports. None have happened,” he clarified.
The 202ha site becomes a closed-system setup with buffer zones against smells and waste.
