Some areas within the Heritage Quarter have been barricaded with red and white tape to prevent people from trespassing. (Right) Workers covering cement and sand at the site with plywood to prevent them from getting wet.
AFTER lying in a state of disrepair for over two years, Kuala Lumpur City Hall (DBKL) has been tasked to repair the ageing Heritage Quarter area which is also referred to as Precinct 7.
Precinct 7 is also the first phase of the multi-million ringgit River of Life (RoL) beautification project. Kuala Lumpur mayor Datuk Nor Hisham Ahmad Dahlan said the initial upgrading work would cost DBKL about RM200,000.
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The recent flash flood in Kuala Lumpur took a toll on the River of Life site. — Photos: SAMUEL ONG/The Star
The Tourism Centre at Look Out Point near Masjid Jamek has been abandoned for some time. (Right) The side pool, which is part of the Blue Pool, is filled with debris and rubbish.
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