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Federal Territories Minister Hannah Yeoh has emphasised the need for consistent enforcement action against the conversion of residential premises into unlicensed rental accommodation, warning that oversight of enforcement personnel is critical to prevent corruption.
Kuala Lumpur's public housing programme faces continued demand as 3,000 families await units, while city authorities push ahead with RM300 million in facility upgrades across ageing residential schemes.
Minister Hannah Yeoh has dismissed false claims circulating online about Kuala Lumpur City Hall's ethnic workforce composition, urging the public not to be deceived by misinformation spreading during election campaigns.
Minister in the Prime Minister's Department Hannah Yeoh has been appointed president of the Federal Territories State Scouts Council, committing RM20,000 to enhance scouting activities across Kuala Lumpur, Labuan, and Putrajaya.
The Desa Tun Razak People's Housing Project has completed a RM9.6 million upgrade, joining 22 other finished projects in Kuala Lumpur under a RM300 million federal revamp aimed at modernising all public housing facilities.
JAWI has moved to dispel concerns about privatisation of Muslim burial services in the Federal Territories, confirming the new Hulu Semenyih cemetery will be managed as a public facility once completed in 2029.
Kuala Lumpur City Hall has formally applied to acquire land at Jalan Taman Datuk Senu to resolve a public access road dispute. The road, long used by residents, sits on private land that was never officially acquired.
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Malaysia's government has unveiled a RM1 million grants scheme to revitalise Downtown Kuala Lumpur's heritage and economy. The initiative offers funding between RM30,000 and RM100,000 per project, targeting entrepreneurs, artists and community groups.
Kuala Lumpur City Hall is investing RM45 million to expand the Cheras crematorium, adding three new units to the existing seven. The two-year project starting next February aims to meet rising demand from the capital's non-Muslim communities.
The Cabinet has instructed the Federal Territories Department to prioritise governance improvements at Kuala Lumpur City Hall before considering amendments to the Federal Capital Act 1960, following a feasibility study by IIUM.
Federal Territories Minister Hannah Yeoh has congratulated S. Thiyagaraj, a retired prison officer, on his appointment to the Kuala Lumpur City Advisory Board, highlighting the body's importance in shaping city governance and development.