Segambut folk want DBKL to expedite handover of hall


Yeoh (in mustard coloured top) and Taman City Timur residents standing in front of the newly built mutipurpose hall. They are eager to use it and want DBKL to hand over the hall.

RESIDENTS of Taman City Timur in Segambut want Kuala Lumpur City Hall (DBKL) to expedite the process of handing over the management of a newly-built multipurpose hall in the neighbourhood to them, as agreed earlier.

The area’s Rukun Tetangga (KRT) chairman Vincent Yap said residents were eager to resume activities and utilise the new hall. It has three badminton courts that double up as a basketball court and two function rooms, and toilets.

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