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Broken by acts of vandalism

By BAVANI M.

KUALA Lumpur City Hall (DBKL) plans to review its book kiosk initiative to prevent future random acts of vandalism.

The move came about following the end of Kuala Lumpur’s run as World Book Capital 2020 (KLWBC2020) in April.

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