of Raymond Koh The city made international headlines on 13 February 2017 when Christian pastor, Raymond Koh was ambushed on SS4B/10 by around fifteen men in SUVs and subsequently "disappeared". Koh led the Hope Community in Kuala Lumpur which helps the city's poor, single mothers, and drug addicts. In 2019, the Human Rights Commission of Malaysia accused the Malaysian Special Branch of the abduction, carried out because Koh was suspected of attempting to convert Sunni Muslims to Christianity. Notable people Riad Asmat, former CEO of Caterham F1 Team in 2010–2014 was born on 17 November 1971 Bernard Chandran, Malaysian fashion designer Raymond Koh, Christian pastor abducted by the Malaysian Special Branch in February 2017 International relations Sister cities Petaling Jaya currently has four sister cities: Guangzhou, China. Bandung, Indonesia. Miyoshi, Japan. Asan, South Korea. References External links Petaling Jaya JPN Petaling Jaya SS20 Petaling Jaya Populated places established in the 1950s