Maimunah exit ‘leaves KL communities at square one’


Maimunah (in pink) and Senator Isaiah Jacob (on crutches) had inspected an obstructed walkway during a walkabout in Brickfields, highlighting how illegally parked motorcycles and chained furniture block access for pedestrians, especially those with disabilities. — Filepic

IT HAS been a week since Kuala Lumpur welcomed its newest mayor and city folk are still reeling from the abrupt departure of former mayor Datuk Seri Maimunah Mohd Sharif.

Maimunah’s exit for a senior post at PETRONAS has left communities frustrated.

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