Pothole vigilante takes matters into own hands


Taking action: Mikhael’s main purpose in carrying out the ‘patch job’ was to push MPK to serve residents better.

KLANG: Fed up with constantly having to navigate his vehicle around potholes in his neighbourhood, a Klang resident decided to take matters into his own hands recently.

Social activist Mikhael Iskhandhaar hired some workers and set about to patch 10 potholes along Jalan Hulubalang in Taman Sentosa, which garnered him social media attention.

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