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The developer said Menara YNH has been conceptualised to be a hallmark mixed development consisting of serviced apartments, hotels, SoHo, offices, as well as retail space strategically located within the central business district of Kuala Lumpur.

The MOU aims to escalate efforts in pooling together ideas, resources and ecosystem partners to do more in making the city liveable, sustainable and prosperous, together.

Lawyer Lim Wei Jiet said DBKL’s response to its letter of demand by way of a press statement that there is an existing "Pelan Tindakan Banjir Kilat 2022" and that DBKL and government agencies are mitigating floods based on this plan, does not contain adequately detailed information on its flood mitigation strategy for Kuala Lumpur that would allow meaningful engagement, scrutiny and accountability by the public.

“This is to give renters time to save up money to buy a new home.

The LOD was submitted through the firm of Messrs Lim Wei Jiet whereby they requested information and documents in relation to DBKL’s flood mitigation plans for the upcoming monsoon season.

“There are multiple houses that have breached DBKL’s guidelines, including the lack of the mandatory setback, built-ups beyond the maximum permitted height and excessive number of storeys for the buildings as noted in the local plan.

Building Control Department: If you suspect that your neighbour’s renovation has gone beyond the limit, you can come to our office at DBKL Menara 2 in Jalan Raja Laut and request to see the renovation plan KUALA LUMPUR (Aug 19): Members of the public can help Kuala Lumpur City Hall (DBKL) curb any home renovations which may have “have deviated from the original building plan”.

“Owners will be notified to remove it themselves before we schedule a demolition.

KUALA LUMPUR (Feb 9): Prime Minister Datuk Seri Ismail Sabri Yaakob has pledged to build 5,000 council homes for the low-income household with plans to make Kuala Lumpur a city where no one is left behind.

KUALA LUMPUR (Oct 18): A total of 41 premises were ordered shut under Ops Patuh in 11 Kuala Lumpur parliamentary constituencies from Oct 1 to 15, according to Kuala Lumpur City Hall (DBKL).