DBKL’s law governing development poorly enforced, say Bangsar folk


BANGSAR residents want a review of Kuala Lumpur City Hall’s (DBKL) Rule 5 governing development, as it does not serve its purpose of getting the consent of stakeholders.

At a joint press conference by all four residents’ associations in Bangsar at Bukit Bandaraya Community Complex, the leaders said Rule 5 was flawed and not functioning as intended.

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