Undeterred in facing trials


Section 19 residents have put up banners along Jalan Harapan to object to the proposal for a new highway, the Petaling Jaya Dispersal Link. — Filepic

The movement control order that took effect on March 18 has been tough for everyone and even more so for business operators, the less fortunate, elderly, disabled and infirm as well as children.

Affairs affecting the day-to-day running of a city like Petaling Jaya with regard to revenue collection, enforcement and infrastructure matters continued regardless of whether a pandemic hung overhead but with careful observance of the National Security Council’s standard operating procedure.

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