Residents want green efforts, better public facilities


Stakeholders are calling for more walkways for people to access public transportation stations in a bid to reduce the usage of personal cars and ease traffic congestion. — Filepic

KUALA Lumpur City Hall (DBKL) has been actively gathering public feedback since January to draw up its 2025 budget.

A portal was launched on DBKL’s website to receive public feedback from Jan 8 to March 7 for the budget which is slated to be tabled by the year end.

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