The newly appointed advisory board members in a meeting with DBKL officials.
THE 11 new members appointed to the Kuala Lumpur advisory board must come up with viable solutions to issues that have long plagued the city and have a bigger voice, say community leaders.
Save Kuala Lumpur (SKL) chairman Datuk M. Ali said there were reservations about the board members’ effectiveness and role.
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