Parking trouble at PPR, stratified residential buildings distressing residents


KUALA LUMPUR: A large number of private vehicles and the lack of parking spaces at People’s Housing Projects (PPRs), low and medium-cost stratified residential buildings in the capital city continue to cause distress to residents and the public.

Vehicles such as lorries, school buses, vans and cars parked haphazardly on the roadside and bus stops, hindering the movement of other vehicles passing the areas are common in these neighbourhoods.

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