Repairs, better facilities sought in Putrajaya


PPj aims to turn Putrajaya, seen here from Millennium Monument, into a low-carbon city by 2030. — IZZRAFIQ ALIAS/The Star

PUTRAJAYA Corporation (PPj) has been urged to upgrade the infrastructure in government quarters in the administrative capital.

Putrajaya Precinct 18R8 Rukun Tetangga (RT) deputy chairman Kamal Hairon told StarMetro that parking was the most critical problem affecting the quarters.

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