Better days ahead for Botanic Park


Broken wooden platforms at Botanic Park pose a danger to park-goers, especially children who may fall through the gaps.

THE setting up of a task force comprising residents representatives and Klang Municipal Council (MPK) will help ensure complaints regarding Botanic Park are looked into speedily.

The task force will help oversee maintenance and cleanliness of the park which was often littered with uncollected rubbish, broken fixtures and poorly maintained badminton and basketball courts as well the need for better landscaping.

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