New Kuching North mayor to make city child and elderly-friendly

By SHARON LING

All the best: Abang Johari (left) shaking hands with Hilmy after the swearing-in ceremony in Kuching. — ZULAZHAR SHEBLEE/The Star

KUCHING: New Kuching North mayor Hilmy Othman will focus on efforts to improve child-friendly facilities and care for the elderly.

He said there is a need to balance the needs of children as well as an ageing society with the right infrastructure.

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