Kuala Lumpur Tak Nak Incenerator chairman Isaiah Joseph (right) handing over a memorandum and petition to the representative of City Hall mayor (left) yesterday at DBKL headquarters. Looking on is former state executive councillor Ronnie Liu (middle).
A GROUP of protesters from the Kuala Lumpur Tak Nak Incenerator were left disappointed after their efforts to meet the Prime Minister and the Kuala Lumpur mayor to hand over their memorandum was unfruitful.
The group’s chairman Isaiah Joseph, together with about 150 people dressed in green T-shirts with slogans declaring their movement against the construction of a proposed incinerator in Kepong, had gathered at DBKL’s headquarters at 10am yesterday.
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