M'sia aims to raise KL's smart city score within next five years, says Zuraida


KUALA LUMPUR: Malaysia is aiming to raise Kuala Lumpur's smart city score from the current 52.83% to 75% within the next five years, says Zuraida Kamaruddin.

The Housing and Local Government Minister said more smart housing projects would be created under the 12th Malaysia Plan to achieve the target.

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