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According to the Federal Territories Ministry, DBKL’s finances have been affected after it waived late payment charges for assessment tax during the Covid-19 pandemic. — Bernama

KUALA Lumpur residents have high expectations of the quality of public services provided by government agencies.

They want their views taken into account during the planning process for the yearly budget to ensure the funds will be used to make the capital city a better place to work and live in.

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