Have clear guidelines on G&G schemes, City Hall told

The Bukit Bandaraya RA has put up a sign indicating specific times the Jalan Pudina gate would be open to facilitate traffic during school hours. — filepic

RESIDENTS associations (RA) want the Kuala Lumpur City Hall (DBKL) to have clear guidelines pertaining to gated and guarded (G&G) security schemes at residential areas in the city to resolve issues resulting in communities being divided.

Taman Desa Residents Association (TDRA) vice-chairman Yap Biow Hwee said having clear rules would help curb the duplication of efforts by various residential groups in a neighbourhood.