KUALA Lumpur City Hall (DBKL) will replace four old water tanks at Taman Bukit Cheras Block 1 and 3 Apartment in the city as it puts the safety of residents at risk.
This follows a report by a Malay daily that highlighted the rusty, leaking and perforated water tanks due to erosion located at the top of the two apartment blocks.
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