PJ residents want safer pedestrian walkways in local plan


The staircase at Dewan Banquet in MBPJ headquarters is not equipped with handrails. — LEW GUAN XI/The Star

PETALING Jaya residents in Selangor are calling for improvements to the city as part of the Petaling Jaya Local Plan (RTPJ) 2035 (Replacement), which is currently being drafted by Petaling Jaya City Council (MBPJ).

Section 16 resident Shazwan Azizan, 36, said he wanted better pedestrian infrastructure.

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