Good fences not enough to make good neighbours


WHEN I first bought my home, I imagined having what most homeowners would expect – peace and quiet.

My home was in a cosy, mature neighbourhood away from city chaos, where the loudest thing I’d hear was the Alam Flora rubbish lorry or leaf blowers used by Kuala Lumpur City Hall (DBKL) workers.

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