DBKL urged to repair rotting walls


Some of the wooden walls at the Loke Yew and Hang Tuah Public Housing units have started to rot and need to be replaced soon. — Bernama

EVERY time it rains, occupants of the 1,200 Loke Yew and Hang Tuah public housing (PPA) units fear that the rotting and termite-infested wooden walls of their homes will give way.

They get more worried when there are strong winds and thunderstorm as they will be showered by rainwater coming through the walls of their almost 70-year-old flats.

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