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DBKL storage facility filled with goods from daily city raids
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contls<.'llted from illegal foreign 1111ders will not be returned but dlsposed or. ,, __ _ S1nce
Surviving another lockdown
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. Contrary to concerns. Bursa Malaysia points out that foreign par- ticipation has been encouraging fol
Foreigners not allowed to open certain types of businesses
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also mclud~"S foretgn pannerslup,. "Previously. we allowed fore1gn pannersh1ps, such as husband and
It's business as usual at Pasar Borong KL despite positive cases
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vegetables and fruits from a lorry at Pasar Borong Kuala lumpur. - ONG SOON HIN/The Star foreign workers
DBKL's development fee discount to help construction sector
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attention to the recent spate ofCovid-19 cases among foreign workers at such sites. "Developers must
Kept on their toes by well-informed KL folk
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vehicles were towed awaY," said NorHisham. DBKL also brought down the hammer on foreign hawkers in the
Water tank without DBKL permit brought down
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buildings. "Foreign workers live in the building above. They work at the restaurants on the ground floor
'2nd booster shot best way to contain spread of virus'
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foreign workers, especially Mus- lim maids from Cambodia," he said after the groundbreaking for the
The rise of KL's guardian sentinels
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Bank (now Stan- dard Chartered) led the way for foreign agency houses and other financial
Businesses anticipate better days ahead as KL turns 50
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were previously dependent on mostly .foreign tourists. "There h9-s to be strategicplan- ning that is
Hyperscale data centres set to be game changer
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increase foreign direct investment (FDI) inflow into the country. Larger flows of financial transac
DBKL clamps down on illegal businesses run by foreigners
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operating without a business licence and 10 for employing foreign workers without permits. The operation
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