DBKL team visits Brickfields to identify growing issues


Naidu pointing out a problem to Sugumaran (centre) as Ghani (right) looks on during the walkabout in Brickfields.

Kuala Lumpur City Hall (DBKL) has come under fire for not being consistent in its enforcement against lawbreakers in Brickfields.

Residents and stakeholders claim the number of illegal hawkers and food truck operators had doubled over the past two months, causing the situation to get out of hand.

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