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Taman Sri Segambut folk, shopowners fuming over lack of parking
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the road. • By ~UR FAIEZATUL HUSNA metro@thestar.com. my BUSINESS owners and residents along
Making Menu Rahmah work at upcoming bazaars
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when they came to resume business the next day. Enforc.ement operations were carried out in Cheras
Artiste appointed to provide insight into entertainment matters
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. Azman added that there had been cases where businesses carried out entertainment events on their
Kuala Lumpur City News : issue 2/September 2004
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's ruling was well accepted by the majority including the business committee represented by the Bangsar
Kuala Lumpur City News : issue 2/October 2004
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. Single parent and handicapped p ersons are also given the opportunity to do some business and earn extra
DBKL clamps down on illegal businesses run by foreigners
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DBKL clamps down on illegal businesses run by foreigners
Shaping KL's first low-carbon township
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that pub- lic facilities like schools, business centres and transportation hubs were centralised so
More traders at outdoor markets
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, espe-ctally those selling clothes and accessories as they had been deprived of doing business for sev
30% renewable energy rule for all new projects
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growth cen- tres," Mahadi said, adding that pub- lic facilities like schools, business centres and
KL's bird park all set to soar again
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restaurant is run as a separate business. "As for visitors, we are only get- ting half of the number
DBKL starts towing away illegally parked vehicles in Mont Kiara
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business has started to pick up, I notice more cars parked at any available space. "There needs to be a
Broken by acts of vandalism
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. 'With the -restrictions and most business- es being closed and people working from horne, we could not