Reverting to original LRT 3 design can cut costs by RM6bn
The changes made to the initial plans for the 37km-track, which runs from Bandar Utama to Klang, include adding more stations and increasing the number of cars per train to six from four.
Local council elections: It may take years to set up, says Khalid
“We don’t have a crystal ball. Maybe it will take three or five years, or maybe it will be the agenda for the next elections."
DBKL to reveal KL City Plan 2020 next week
“If there are any developments that go against the plan, we have to determine their implications first. We may have to update the plan.”
Ampang Jaya residents live in fear of drain collapse
“we are seeing signs of soil movement in the remaining houses”.
DBKL orders 4 eateries to clean up their act
The restaurants committed offences such as washing cutlery at the five-foot way, floor and walls were stained and dirty, grease trap not installed at the kitchen sink and cockroach seen at the food preparation rack.
Buyers of Johor private lease scheme project sue developer
107 buyers of The Meridin@Medini are claiming for inter alia damages for misreprentation and late delivery from Tropika Istimewa Development Sdn Bhd, a subsidiary of Mah Sing Group Bhd.
Many work-related casualties occur at construction sites, says Johor DOSH
“Those in charge of the construction sites or activities must ensure their workers are not exposed to any danger while on duty.”
New batch of MBPJ councillors to be sworn in this week
“We will have the swearing in done as soon as I receive the list from the state..”
HSSI notified of ECRL suspension
HSSI was appointed to provide consultancy services for infrastructure works for the initial 231.5km of the ECRL mega project.
Crazy rich Asians buy HK car park space that cost five classic cars
A Hong Kong pair paid the record-breaking sum for the bay at Sun Hung Kai Properties’ luxurious Ultima apartment complex in Kowloon, a relative pittance compared to the price a 1,911 sq ft four-bedroom unit in the development which now goes for HK$98 million (RM50.53 million).
