Perusing: Ahmad Phesal (left) looking at the various details provided at one of the booths at the two-day seminar. Looking on is Abdul Latif.
KUALA Lumpur City Hall (DBKL) is working with police to beef up security in the city following a threatening letter received by the mayor’s office last Thursday.
The letter threatened to damage an iconic structure in the city centre if RM10mil was not deposited into four bank accounts.
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