PPR, PA residents want DBKL to repair old flats


DBKL contractors temporarily fixing a wall that was ripped out by strong winds at Loke Yew flats.

RESIDENTS living in old government housing schemes in the federal capital want Kuala Lumpur City Hall (DBKL) to allocate more funds under budget 2024 for the repair and maintenance of ageing buildings such as people’s housing projects (PPR) and public housing (PA).

They claim that the buildings are falling apart and worry that someone may get hurt one day if the older buildings are not repaired or strengthened soon.

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