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Citycism

Engaging citizens to report damaged structures

By Aida Ahmad

LOCAL councils in Selangor, and Kuala Lumpur City Hall (DBKL) often face the overwhelming task of managing and maintaining city infrastructure.

Constant wear and tear, coupled with natural disasters and ageing facilities, can lead to a significant repair backlog.

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Citycism , local councils , infrastructure supervisors
Aida Ahmad

Aida Ahmad

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