USJ 10 gets facilities for disabled folk


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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