Rejuvenation projects work for JB folk


Jalan Dhoby, after undergoing an upgrade, was turned into a no-parking zone with cleaner and more even sidewalks.

JOHOREANS and visitors have given the transformation projects by Johor Baru City Council (MBJB) and the state the thumbs-up.

Edward Ng, 30, who owns three food-and-beverage outlets in downtown Johor Baru, said much had changed since he first opened his cafe in Jalan Trus in 2014.

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