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Beefing up enforcement at hotspots


DBKL enforcement officers removing a makeshift tent set up on a parking lot.

MOTORISTS visiting Kuala Lumpur’s bustling commercial areas such as Jalan Alor, Pudu, Changkat Bukit Bintang or other parts of the city for dinner or shopping, may not realise that street parking is free after 6pm.

Parking touts have been exploiting this lack of awareness and have been illegally charging drivers.

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