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Homeless in KL not forgotten
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of their efforts," said Ross. Salim Abdullah @Lee Yun Fatt, 63, from Man tin, Negri Sembilan, also
River park project in KL vandalised a third time
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stolen or destroyed every time," she said. . Following the latest act of van- dalism, three officers
Mired in urban despair
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" process. · ''We need to understand why this is hap- pening," he said to StarMetro on the side- lines of
MetMalaysia: La Nina to persist until year end
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-general Muhammad Helmi Abdullah said this year's La Nina season STUDENT PUNISHMENT was expected to continue
Residents engaged police, DBKL to eliminate various problems
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carried out and unit owners paid RM3,500 each. The balance was paid using the ' sinking fund. The
Condo project alarms Taman U-Thant residents
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property administrator Arass Abdullah said Jalan Arnpang Hilir and Jalan Madge were too narrow and not
Worst of Omicron over as cases dip
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children in Terengganu and Kelantan, which were the lowest nationwide. ties," he said: His ham Abdullah
Lorong TAR bustles with shoppers
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problems. Abdullah said customers had He said 420 enforcement per- been streaming in steadily since sonnel
Preparations in full swing at Dataran Merdeka
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tomorrow's full dress rehearsal," he said. After a two-year hiatus due to the Covid-19 pandemic, the Na
Great time watching Merdeka Day parade
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. The kindergarten teacher from Damansara Damai, Selangor, said she and her three daughters were very
KL residents want more time to give feedback on plan
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- ing turning stretches ofJalan· Abdullah in Bang~ar, which is connected to open spaces in the Bukit
Killer litter victim's mum with house problems gets no response from DBKL
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- posed to be free," she said. Five years ago, Kasthuri's older son, S. Sathiswaran, 15, was killed by
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