The abandoned Plaza Rakyat with its exposed rebar, steel pipes, scaffolding and cranes left behind at the site.
AFTER 20 years in limbo, the metaphorical gates of the abandoned Plaza Rakyat project in Kuala Lumpur will finally open as Kuala Lumpur City Hall (DBKL) has taken vacant possession of the site.
It is learnt that City Hall has finally settled the outstanding loan to the financiers after months of negotiations.
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