KK City Hall intensifies tree inspections, maintenance


Kota Kinabalu City Hall workers trimming trees along the Likas coastal road in efforts to reduce threats to the public from falling branches during strong winds and rains.

KOTA KINABALU: Kota Kinabalu City Hall (DBKK) is implementing proactive measures to manage the threat posed by over 18,000 old trees in the city, particularly with the ongoing heavy rain and strong winds.

DBKK's Landscape Department has intensified its tree inspections, establishing a monthly timetable for inspection and maintenance.

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