Bukit Kiara gates broken twice


It is not known who forced open the locked gate to one of the  entrances in Bukit Kiara.

CHAINS and locks at two of the entrances into Bukit Kiara recreational park in Kuala Lumpur have been repeatedly broken by visitors since it was reopened to public on June 12.

National Landscape Department (JLN) director Rotina Mohd Daik said the department decided to instal closed circuit television (CCTV) cameras to catch the culprits.

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