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Developer denies reports of shrinking size of Johor reclamation project

Wed, Jan 07, 2015 - 5:50 AM

Kuala Lumpur

THE developer of Malaysia's controversial Forest City in the Johor Straits has denied reports that the 1,600 hectare reclamation project has been shrunk to a quarter of its size following directions by the Department of Environment (DoE).

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