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30,000 KL families living below poverty line
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30,000 KL families living below poverty line
Kuala Lumpur City News : issue 2/July 2004
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, million of dollars are spent on replacing and repairing vandalized, missing or destroyed public property
Kg Baru interest group to seek audience with King
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voluntary charitable endowment in the form of cash, property or land for syariah-compli- ant causes
DBKL all out to collect its dues
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- posting DBKL notice urging property owners to pay assessment. ''We urge those with arrears to settle
Trading convenience for cleanliness
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Star walkway. DBKL noticgS to rgfn0Ve obstructions ignored >FROM PAGE 1 Laman Bayu property manager
Injecting new use into old buildings
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situation for the FMS Survey Office however is not so straightfor- ward as it is government property." The
Mired in urban despair
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health and education sectors along with entre- preneurs and property developers should sit on a task
Feeling hemmed in by more plans for Sri Petaling
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congestion are common in Sri Petaling, Kuala Lumpur. With several new property developments coming up and
Building a better KL
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Departrr >Those boards i Shah AI< Propert) $ervice 220 890 4846) . . VIDEO Menteri is organ tion
Harmful leaks need plugging
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the property, when in fact the problem was there when we moved in," he pointed out. Rajedran Gopal
Kuala Lumpur City News : issue 2/September 2004
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implemented for social justice, peace and stability. One of the strategies to reduce urban poverty is to also
Segambut residents tired of jam, floods
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property management representative Mesh Subra said that during th~ recent , floods, water rose quicker