MCO leaves blind community in a bind

THE economic implications of the movement control order to contain the spread of Covid-19 have hit many communities hard, especially those in the lower-income group.

DBKL takes soft approach to encourage use of carparks

DESPITE a dearth of parking spaces in People’s Housing Projects (PPR) and Public Housing schemes (PA) all over Kuala Lumpur, there are few takers at new multi-storey carparks built to overcome the shortage.

PPR Intan Baiduri folk say fairly new facility showing signs of ageing

LEAKING roof, broken tiles, damaged rain gutters, bad piping and broken railing – these are usually the tell-tale signs of an ageing building falling apart from neglect.

Reasons behind high quit rent arrears

MORE than half a million accounts in all nine districts of Selangor are in arrears for non-payment of quit rent.

Tough times for transport hub traders

TRADERS at Larkin Sentral bus terminal are struggling to stay afloat following the government’s decision on imposing a movement control order nationwide except for Sarawak until Feb 4.

Calling for a lifeline

HOTELIERS are urging the Government to look into the tourism industry, which has been badly affected by the Covid-19 pandemic.

Contented in city of Seremban

Property buyers can finally move in after eight-year wait

Gan Kwee Geok can finally move into her new home in Taman Seri Molek Perdana, Johor Baru.

Aid and rebates for flood victims in state

THE Pahang government has agreed for various forms of assistance to be given to flood victims to help them cope in the post-flood period.

Lawyer: Stricter laws needed to protect rights of divorced women

THERE is a need for better protection of women and children when married couples decide to go separate ways.