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Over 100 Kuala Lumpur City Hall officers will soon be wearing body cameras in a bid to prevent bribery and threats. The footage recorded will also be key in resolving disputes which may occur during enforcement action.

BODY cameras will soon become part of the uniform for about 105 Kuala Lumpur City Hall (DBKL) enforcement officers next month in a bid to combat crime and graft.

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