DBKL urged to engage with public over fee hike


STAKEHOLDERS are demanding Kuala Lumpur City Hall (DBKL) consult the public and ensure transparency, after it has suspended a shocking 1,200% increase in cremation service charges amid widespread backlash.

Federal Territory MCA deputy chairman Tan Kok Eng said the local authority had failed to consider the impact of the hike on the poor.

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