THE Kuala Lumpur City Hall (DBKL) has introduced two community-based programmes in an effort to enhance service delivery.
The programmes are Teh Hijau Kuala Lumpur and Temu DBKL, with the theme "From DBKL for the community".
The Teh Hijau Kuala Lumpur programme, focusing on low-carbon green concepts, would be carried out on Saturdays at the Kuala Lumpur Football Stadium in Bandar Tun Razak. The dates would be announced periodically.
The Temu DBKL programme would also be conducted monthly at various locations across the city's 11 parliamentary constituencies.
Details on the dates, times and locations would be announced later.
A collaboration between DBKL and the Domestic Trade and Consumer Affairs as well as various government agencies and organisations such as the Federal Agricultural Marketing Authority, Radio Television Malaysia, the Statistics Department, the Federal Territory Media Foundation and Kuala Lumpur Football Association, both programmes will commence on Jan 27, and will be inaugurated by Minister in the Prime Minister's Department (Federal Territories) Dr Zaliha Mustafa.
Other than providing information and services, the programmes also include engaging activities such as sports and cultural events, children's activities, Rahmah sales as well as offering attractive giveaways for visitors.
