City Hall’s vision for Kuala Lumpur includes easy movement via connected parks, rivers, urban forests


Kuala Lumpur Greening Plan: Park Connector Network project being launched in Wangsa Maju by Maimunah (left) along with representatives from Asean countries who were in Kuala Lumpur to participate in several Asean-related meetings in the city. — Courtesy photo

KUALA LUMPUR is going greener in a big way, rolling out a “green connector” network that will link parks, rivers and urban forests across the city.

The project by Kuala Lumpur City Hall (DBKL) aims to improve air quality, boost biodiversity and give residents more connected green spaces in which to walk and cycle.

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