State urged to address longstanding matters


Photos By ZAZALI MUSA
An aerial view of downtown Johor Baru taken from the 17th floor of Menara Ansar building.

COMMON problems and issues faced by locals should be addressed by the Johor government as it moves towards achieving developed status by 2030.

Retired architect K. Somosundram said while the majority of Johoreans were looking forward to seeing Johor become a developed state in less than five years from now, there were many unresolved problems.

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