Vexed by vendors turning KL walkways into mazes


Vendors cluttering the walkway with their wares in Brickfields.

THE denizens of Brickfields and Taman United are urging Kuala Lumpur City Hall (DBKL) to ban traders from operating on all public walkways, not just those with tactile blocks which are used to guide the visually impaired.

They pointed out that DBKL’s regulations and guidelines prohibit street vendors from operating on sidewalks, especially when their presence creates obstructions or causes endangerment.

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