Illegal structures in Pudu torn down

By BAVANI M

Lorong Baba now free of obstacles following the joint operation by government agencies.

KUALA Lumpur City Hall (DBKL) has finally demolished illegal structures obstructing waste cleaners from carrying out their work in Pudu.

These illegal structures, erected by licensed traders at the Lorong Baba back lane and Jalan Nyonya side lane, have been bothering Alam Flora waste cleaners for more than a year.

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