Jalan Alor drains in terrible state


DESPITE being part of Kuala Lumpur’s Golden Triangle, the back lanes of Bukit Bintang, particularly in high-traffic areas like Jalan Alor, project a different image that could be described as neglected and accident-prone.

These alleyways, regularly used by both vehicles and pedestrians, are riddled with missing drain covers, exposed manholes and makeshift repairs, posing a threat to public safety.

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