MBSA’s enforcement team together with Fire and Rescue Department personnel inspecting a site to follow up on a public complaint where a fire hydrant was paved over.
EARLIER this year, residents in Cheras went public with their complaints about long-standing issues which they claimed had not been attended to for years.
However, it turned out the residents had not lodged official reports with the local authority, citing their poor language skills and unfamiliarity with online complaint channels as the reasons.
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MBSA’s enforcement team together with Fire and Rescue Department personnel inspecting a site to follow up on a public complaint where a fire hydrant was paved over.
DBKL enforcement personnel taking action following public complaints against those illegally reserving parking spaces with tyres, cones and other items in Wangsa Maju.
Putrajaya Corporation officers visiting the Sarawak Public Communication Unit to observed how the Sispaa system is run there.
Putrajaya Corporation's enforcement unit acting on a public complaint against a shopowner for obstructing a pathway with gas cylinders in Precinct 8.
Thompson says a common response that problems require long-term solutions is insufficient.
Ravi is generally happy with DBKL’s service and response to public complaints.
Choong says residents should lodge complaints themselves with the relevant authorities.
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