KL residents to sue DBKL over flood mitigation plans


A GROUP of Kuala Lumpur residents are proceeding with a lawsuit to compel Kuala Lumpur City Hall (DBKL) to provide detailed updates on City Hall’s flood mitigation plans ahead of the coming monsoon season.

In a statement sent by the residents’ lawyer Lim Wei Jiet, he said that DBKL’s Flash Flood Action Plan 2022, which was revealed in May, does not contain adequately detailed information that would allow meaningful engagement, scrutiny and accountability by the public.

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