The abandoned food court at Apartment Sri Rakyat in Bukit Jalil is now a car dumping ground.
A FOOD court built in 2002 next to the Sri Rakyat low-cost apartment in Bandar Baru Bukit Jalil, Kuala Lumpur, has become a white elephant and an eyesore.
The facility was meant for Apartment Sri Rakyat residents to do business.
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The food court at Apartment Sri Rakyat in Bukit Jalil is now a car workshop and dumping ground for old cars. – Photos: YAP CHEE HONG
Lee (right) having a discussion with Apartment Sri Rakyat MC to clear the air over the abandoned food court issue.
Graffiti all over the abandoned food court building.
Vandalised sinks without faucets at the food court building.
Car repair area of the food court.
Abandoned cars outside the food court building are now covered with creepers.
