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Inform DBKL on illegal structures, public urged


IF you have any suspicion that your neighbour’s home renovations may have deviated from the original building plan, you have the right to inspect the plan.

Kuala Lumpur City Hall (DBKL) Building Control Department director Norizan Sulaiman said that while the local authority had introduced new guidelines on renovations in 2015 to give residents more flexibility in renovating their homes, many had been going overboard with their extensions.

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