Government urged to appoint dedicated company to oversee lifts in PPRs


By CY LEE
Lim (right) says all nine lifts at PPR Pekan Kepong will be replaced under a project worth RM4.7mil. — ONG SOON HIN/The Star

A COORDINATED effort is needed to maintain infrastructure such as lifts in government- owned buildings especially People’s Housing Programme (PPR) to reduce down time of these facilities.

Kepong MP Lim Lip Eng said having a dedicated company or an appointed contractor of high quality that would be directly overseen by the government would help resolve the issue that plagued residents in such housing schemes.

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