Kuala Lumpur City Hall (DBKL) will be giving its manual workers priority to rent council homes in the city.
As they earned the lowest wages, DBKL Project Implementation and Building Maintenance Department director Norzaini Noordin said they would be given the chance to rent council units in Kuala Lumpur as some would not be able to buy a house in their lifetime.
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