Malay Mail

Not enough time to raise objections, say residents
CITY folk want more time to digest the Kuala Lumpur Draft Plan 2020 to prepare for the public objection hearings.

Their sentiments were echoed through residents’ associations and MPs, who yesterday lambasted the report for failing to be public friendly.

A legal expert for the environment said it would take him at least two weeks to go through the four volumes of report.

The plan, which was unveiled yesterday, ...

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