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All set to welcome visitors again
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zoo reopens tomorrow. - Photos: GlENN GUAN/The Star distancing," he added. At Zoo Negara, staff
Bazaar heads back to Lorong TAR
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Annuar, would operate daily from lOam to midnight throughout Ramadan. He added that no new balloting
FT Minister: KL targets 70% reduction in city's carbon emissions by 2030
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plans and visible actions," added Shahidan. This year's wcsc 2021 theme is "Low-Carbon Society: From
Celebrate culture in the heart of KL
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positivity and ~ake the arts accessible to all," he added. Traditional culture, too, has a platform with
Galleries draw up new strategies
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especially see the art that is being created now (during the pandem- ic)," he added. Reflection of the
Blocked direct access angers residents of Taman Salak South
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flow will not be smooth because of the added population once the pro- ject is completed. 'We want
'DBKL one-stop hotline ineffective'
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together," Chin added. Star Metro, too, has helped the affected residents by folV'.Iarding to DBKL
Flowering forest park
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areas to plant them," he added. The first phase of the project will involve--planting trees, while
Chinese medicine hall operators fear they cannot clear liquor stock before sales ban takes effect
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Taman Megah, Petaling Jaya, so the remaining. stock can be sold there," · added Loh, who is also the
Sprouting of roadside stalls in Taman Setapak Indah upsets residents
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- night. "The vehicles end up blocking some of the lanes," he added. R. Vijeyndran, 34, said he was
'Green options on the move, please'
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added that DBKL had formed a specific goal to create a balance between carbon emissions and car- bah
900,000 trees to be planted in KL, Putrajaya
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Yassin to plant 100 mil- lion trees in Malaysia within th~ same period. He added that the 100 trees