KUANTAN: Claims that mining activities being carried out around Tasik Chini is within a forest reserve area are untrue, says the Pahang Land and Mines director's office.
The Price LeBlanc Performing Arts, Conference and Events (PACE) Center is one step closer to becoming a reality thanks to the Gonzales City’s approval of funding it.
Locals claim PMC refused help despite numerous complaints since 2020, and told them to wait 2 more years; driven to desperation by overflowing filth, they did t
Precious commodity: Malaysia is actually blessed with a large quantity of water resources but there is concern whether we are prepared to face water security challenges in the future. The Star
ON the desert planet of Arrakis, water is so scarce that the people wear special suits that can absorb the body’s moisture, mainly sweat and urine, to be recycled into drinkable water. Fortunately, that planet is fictional (from the science fiction novel
Dune by Frank Herbert). Yet, with all the water crises – droughts and unscheduled water disruptions – that we seem to be facing every year, especially those in the Klang Valley, one can’t help but wonder if we would need such body suits in the future.
DBKL receives 1,224 complaints via Potholes Complaint Whatsapp 24 Feb 2021 / 22:52 H. Pix for illustration purposes.
KUALA
LUMPUR: Kuala Lumpur City Hall (DBKL) calls on city dwellers to continue to be its ‘eyes and ears’ to disseminate information related to road damage in the capital through its WhatsApp application ‘DBKL Potholes Complaint’.
DBKL Civil Engineering and Drainage Department senior deputy director Ir Azli Shah Ali Bashah said his office had received a total of 1,224 complaints since the line was launched on Jan 7.
“A total of 702 complaints were related to potholes and out of that number we have resolved 531 cases, which is about 76 per cent.