Pandan Indah
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Pandan Indah (Jawi: ڤندن اينده; Chinese: 班登英达) is a major township in Ampang, Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia. It is located between Ampang proper and Cheras.
Pandan Indah has the basic facilities of a modern Malaysian township - it has a police station, a fire station, a primary and a secondary school and two neighbourhood shopping malls - Pandan Kapital and MidPoint Shopping Complex.
Facilities
- Ampang Jaya Municipal Council (MPAJ) main headquarters
- Balai Polis Pandan Indah
- Balai Bomba Pandan Indah
- Taman Rekreasi Pandan Indah
- Pangsapuri Hospital Ampang
- Hospital Ampang
Education
- Sekolah Kebangsaan Pandan Indah
- Sekolah Menengah Kebangsaan Pandan Indah
Transport
Public transport
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Though named as such, the AG5 Pandan Indah LRT station does not directly serve Pandan Indah. The AG6 Cempaka station is much closer.
Car
Pandan Indah is well connected with other towns in Selangor and Kuala Lumpur. The MRR2 Federal Route 28 runs through the western flank of Pandan Indah, linking it with Ampang, Ulu Klang as well as Cheras and Sri Petaling. Also, the extension of the Besraya Expressway which opened in July 2014 reduced travelling time from Ampang and Pandan Indah districts to downtown Kuala Lumpur, Sungai Besi and Petaling Jaya.
Politics
Pandan Indah is part of the Pandan parliamentary constituency, currently represented by Rafizi Ramli of PH-PKR.
On the state level, Pandan Indah straddles two state seats - Cempaka and Teratai. Following a 2016 re-delineation exercise, Pandan Indah is set to become its own state constituency, succeeding the current Cempaka state constituency.[1]
References
- ^ "SELANGOR (DUN)". dart.bersih.org. Retrieved 30 December 2016.
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divisions
- 9 Districts and 12 Local governments (3 Cites, 8 Municipals, 1 District)
- Special zone: Klang Valley conurbation, Multimedia Super Corridor
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Klang (Klang district) |
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