Dealing with mountains of seized assets in Cheras


DBKL personnel sorting the seized tables and chairs used to block parking bays and pedestrian walkways. — Photos: CHAN TAK KONG and SAMUEL ONG/The Star



The growing mountain of items seized in raids across the capital city is now a serious problem for Kuala Lumpur City Hall (DBKL).

As part of efforts to stem the spread of Covid-19, the local authority has been conducting daily operations to stop foreign traders from trading illegally in the city.

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