DBKL launches blueprint to clean up city

Volunteers exercising to music to warm up before the gotong-royong event begins.

THE level of cleanliness in Kuala Lumpur is still not up to mark, with 11 selected areas surveyed under a pilot programme not fulfilling the “clean” category.

DBKL’s Socio-Economic Development executive director Datuk Normah Malik said under the first phase of the Federal Territory of Kuala Lumpur Cleanliness and Area Rating Blueprint, all 11 areas need to do more to improve on cleanliness.