WASTED.....The unused train stop in front of Citymall.
A COMPLAINT was brought up by Ms Chin who works in Citymall along a Lintas bypass to Inanam. She raised a question why City Hall KK(DBKK) have been not approving assent for buses to ply along which widen of highway for commuters' preference despite countless ask from a public.
Sabah DAP KK MP Hiew King Cheu's partner Robert Rajah received a censure this morning.The usually open ride which is currently available is which through Jalan Kolam where commuters will have to stop 400 meters before Jalan Kolam trade lights.
From there, they will have to walk on a bustling bypass highway to strech Citymall for during slightest a 2km tour as well as this is really dangerous deliberation which they have been on foot alongside a bustling widen of road.
She pronounced there is a train stop built fronting a Citymall Shopping Complex though for what role usually those who constructed it knows, or even DBKK knows a role why it is built.
She suggested which buses/mini buses be given assent to ply a route for a preference of those operative during Citymall or even for those operative in Iramanis area. Citymall has been in existence for more than 5 years right away though no open ride to provide service for commuters starting there.
Robert said, those who require ride will have to take a cab starting to as well as from Citymall. To take a cab to come down from Citymall as well as this outing will pric! e a newc omer about RM20. Notwithstanding this, a newcomer will have to compensate for a additional fares to go to their end on tip of a RM20.
In fact, along Jalan Lintas except a route from Jalan Kolam trade light to Luyang Clinic, there have been no open transports plying a route along a bypass from Lido right up to a trade light nearby airport.
Robert urged a DBKK as well as LPKP to be more supportive to a needs of open ride users as well as a government should also be more regard as well as easy to a rakyat generally those using open ride as their usually equates to of transportation.
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