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DBKL all out to collect its dues
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defaulters involving more than 45,000 accounts owe DBKL millions of ringgit. DBKL Community Development
Folk fear hike in plot ratio may worsen traffic jams
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ifDBKL~continues down the path of over-development in our community," added Joshua. Many businesses
Segambut folk want DBKL to expedite handover of hall
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, previously had an open basketball court that was u~ed by the community and a cabin.where KRT meetings were
'Find holistic approach to ending floods for good'
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resolve the issue perma- nently. Improve development control Alliance for Safe Community chairman Tan
'Build missing link to ease traffic congestion on Jalan 2/17 in Kepong'
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. Community activist Yee Poh Ping said residents had com- plained ·of the unbearable morn- ing congestiQn
Kuala Lumpur City News : issue 2/September 2004
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Balanced, equitable and sustainable development important to cities - YAB Datuk Seri Abdullah Ahmad
Bring ideas to improve city life, advisory board urged
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community leaders. Save Kuala Lumpur (SKL) chairman Datuk M. Ali said there were reservations about the
Broken cages
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Development Ministry) and later expanded to other states like Negri Sembilan. The cages were distributed to
Kuala Lumpur City News : issue 2/November 2004
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provision of community facilities and amenities of international standard. These facilities will also cater
There's no harm in slowing down
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development. Brickfields is also a township with many visually impaired folks. Where is everyone rushing to
Berita Bandaraya: Bil.3 Mei - Jun 2008
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city 's development initiatives especially for the next generation .Sustainable development is a lso
KL folk want playgrounds and facilities cleaned up
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Foundation had decided to relocate the court to Kampung Baru. However, many community leaders voiced