Kota Kinabalu: Api-Api Assemblywoman Datuk Christina Liew suggests harsh punitive action by City Hall (DBKK) against shoplot residents and tenants for making illegal pipe extensions and dirtying the environment outside their premises with kitchen waste or sewage wastewater.
She made the suggestion after a site inspection to view completed works at the Sinsuran Shopping Complex, and ongoing repair works at the back streets of Bandaran Berjaya, Tuesday.From Liew’s observation, shoplot residents or tenants continued to flout the law despite repeated warnings from DBKK.
“What kind of impression are we giving our tourists and visitors who patronise the budget hotels at Bandaran Berjaya? Ten back streets in the heart of the city are undergoing major repair works - Sinsuran , Bandaran Berjaya and Jalan Gaya .According to the Api-Api Assemblywoman, the repair works on back street pavements at Sinsuran is 80pc completed, pending the final touch-up and arrival of new drain covers.
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