THOSE wanting to dispose of dilapidated vehicles can now do so for free via Kuala Lumpur City Hall (DBKL), instead of abandoning them by the roadside.
DBKL Socio-Economic Development executive director Datuk Mohd Sauffi Muhamad said the local authority hoped to reduce the number of abandoned vehicles in the nation’s capital.
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