DBKL bans smoking on 141 walkways in push for top 20 liveable city


(From left) Sunway Group founder and chairman Tan Sri Dr Jeffrey Cheah, Universiti Putra Malaysia Professor Datuk Dr Lekhraj Rampal and Amin Nordin looking at a no-smoking zone sticker placed on the floor of the pedestrian bridge connecting Sunway Putra Mall and PWTC

Kuala Lumpur City Hall (DBKL) is pushing for a smoking ban at indoor facilities, including restaurants, in the next three years after banning smoking on 141 walkways in the city as it pushes for KL to become a top 20 liveable city by 2020.

Currently, restaurants without air-conditioning are not subject to this ban.

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