A carpark now occupies the previously abandoned site. — THOMAS YONG/The Star
KULAI: Health and safety concerns of more than 3,000 residents of a flat here have finally been put to rest with the completion of two carparks on the site of previously abandoned spaces filled with rubbish and overgrown grass.
Housewife Maslina Seral, 51, who has been living at the flats in Taman Puteri for 20 years, said she was glad to see the area finally being cleared up and turned into parking lots.
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A carpark now occupies the previously abandoned site. — THOMAS YONG/The Star
Norhisham (centre, in green shirt) and Shen (on his left) discussing the projects with residents of the flat at one of the newly completed carparks.
Meenachi is concerned about the rubbish problem at the flat.
Maslina is glad to see the area finally being cleared up.
Lim hopes other amenities in the flats can be upgraded.
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