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Dicing with danger every day at Jalan Sultan Abdul Samad
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DBKL - Keselamatan Lalu Lintas di Jalan Sultan Abdul Samad
Financial aid for wet market traders
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. Meanwhile, Khalid said plans were in the pipeline to develop a wet market costing RM30mil at the existing
Multiple infringements in KL's back lanes
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exercise was planned a few years ago but it was halted at the eleventh hour. The officer said they were
Unhappy with proposed high-rise development
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have a huge environmental impact.on the area if it is not scaled-'down. more than one car," he said
Traders blocking lanes to relocate
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would be relocated to a more conducive place like a food court. The officer said the decision was
Brickfields folk question safety of decade-old bridges
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Occupational Safety and Health were built a very long time ago and Department (DOSH), but DBKL it was a
Saving our heritage buildings
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Kuala Lumpur as a creative Hamdan said Think City will ~nd cultural hub. begin detailed planning with
Broken by acts of vandalism
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thought it was a large rubbish bin," he said. Law student Seema Nair said she appreciated the book
Building vibrant liveable cities
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Territories, Annuar said he wanted to make Kuala Lumpur a . more lively and liveable city. "River of Life
Taman lntan Baiduri PPR folk want bigger clinic, not library
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clinic. he said, adding that clinic for the clinic was not availa- "However the lack of facilities is a
Stakeholders fume over vandalism and dumping of concrete bollards into sump drain
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DBKL - Vandalisme di Jalan Sultan Abdul Samad, Brickfields
Kuala Lumpur from trading depot to modern metropolis Shamsuhaimie
Kuala Lumpur City News : issues 1/January 2004
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good health and a healthy body is through exercise,' said Datuk Mohmad Shaid bin Mohd Taufek, Mayor
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