Out with the old


KUALA Lumpur is poised to have a legislation that will make demolishing old structures and building new ones easier.

The Urban Renewal Act (URA) is designed to mimic what land-starved Singapore has done since 1974, whereby old buildings are torn down and new ones erected if there is sufficient majority support.

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