Constructive ideas for a better Kuala Lumpur


DBKL says most of the feedback received involved improvements to public facilities and infrastructure. — Filepic

PRESERVING traditional Malay villages, housing poor residents in the city’s older flats and converting leasehold land to freehold are just some of the suggestions that Kuala Lumpur City Hall (DBKL) has received for its upcoming 2024 budget.

In March, the local authority had invited residents and other stakeholders to give ideas and suggestions on what they would like to see incorporated into the city’s budget.

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