‘Vandalism compromises public safety and wastes taxpayers’ funds’


By CY LEE

SS2 residents checking out the upgraded park on Jalan SS2/25. The works cost RM60,000. — KAMARUL ARIFFIN/The Star

RAMPANT vandalism of infrastructure at public spaces is not only eroding their functionality but also escalating maintenance costs, says Kampung Tunku assemblyman Lim Yi Wei.

“Recent cases of vandalism at a park along Jalan SS2/61 and a pedestrian bridge near the Seri Setia KTM Station not only compromises public safety but also wastes taxpayers’ funds.

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