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==List of Chinese New Villages in Malaysia== ==List of Chinese New Villages in Malaysia==
There were about a total of 440 New Villages.
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Gombak New Village.
Loke Yew New Village in Kuala Lumpur.

New Village is sometimes known as Chinese New Village (Chinese: 华人新村), is a special name created during the early pre-Independence days. The purpose of certain (or probably all) New Villages in Malaysia was, to segregate the villagers and have them live together in a new village far away from the early Malayan Communist Party. Today they basically look like slums or shanty towns, because of their outdated use.

See also

List of Chinese New Villages in Malaysia

There were about a total of 440 New Villages.


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