Port Klang residents want to see more done to revitalise businesses


Abandoned: View of the old colonial buildings abandoned at Jalan Kem. The elevated highway built some 15-years ago has taken away traffic from the area causing Port Klang township to suffer economically.

COUNCILLORS, commercial traders and even residents of Port Klang have cast serious doubts over the multi-million ringgit North-West Port Road bridge reconstruction project to revive the town once popular with sailors and tourists.

Construction is ongoing from Jalan Kem stretching 1.4km to the Port Klang Authority complex where cranes and huge machines for construction can be seen.

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