RIVER activists in the Klang Valley are calling for local governments like Kuala Lumpur City Hall (DBKL) to relook its zoning laws.
They hope that the authorities will tighten requirements with regard to density as well as set back restrictions and lot size pertaining to businesses which were allowed to operate near water bodies such as lakes and rivers.
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