Parking woes return in KL


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BUSINESS owners in Kuala Lumpur have returned to their old habits of hijacking public parking bays directly in front of their premises, according to Kuala Lumpur City Hall (DBKL).

The movement control order (MCO) amid Covid-19 since March 18 has also not changed the attitude of motorists who continue to double and triple park, causing the usual congestion on busy streets all over the city.

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DBKL , Parking , Post MCO , Covid-19 , Ugly Malaysians

   

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