Taking the heat: An angry motorist speaking his mind to a DBKL enforcement officer in Bangsar on the first day of the revised parking rates in the central business district. — Photos: RICKY LAI/The Star
CONFUSION reigned across the city as the increased charges for parking bays owned by Kuala Lumpur City Hall (DBKL) kicked off within the central business district (CBD) yesterday.
Motorists were shocked when they found out the hourly parking charges in the CBD had increased from the usual 80sen per hour to RM2 for the first hour and RM3 for every subsequent hour.
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