MPSJ is spending over RM455,000 on various improvements to the infrastructure for disabled pedestrians, including six pedestrian crossings in Taipan USJ as part of its Barrier-Free City pilot project. — Photos: AZLINA ABDULLAH/The Star
THE USJ 10 Commercial Centre is the first area in Subang Jaya municipality to have infrastructural improvements for disabled pedestrians under the council’s (MPSJ) Barrier-Free City pilot project.
MPSJ president Noraini Roslan said more than RM445,000 from the RM2.3mil allocated for the project was spent on upgrading the area, also known as Taipan USJ.
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