Action plan proposed for Lucky Garden food stalls


Nor Hisham (standing, right) at the meeting with Lucky Garden stakeholders where he proposed several initiatives for an amicable solution relating to the hawker centre.

KUALA LUMPUR mayor has come up with an action plan in an attempt to appease stakeholders over long-standing problems relating to stalls at the Lucky Garden Hawker Centre in Bangsar.

Some of the measures proposed by Datuk Nor Hisham Ahmad Dahlan include ramping up enforcement against traffic offences in the area, building public toilet facilities and rearranging the stalls to make them more presentable.

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