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DBKL - JANGAN LULUSKAN PEMBANGUNAN DI TAMAN RIMBA KIARA

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Cheryl Chan
9 years ago

Not in favour of this massive development. The forest is gazette for public use. It is a public park.

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Eve Chong
9 years ago

Save taman rimba kiara. Stop the massive development.

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Anonymous
9 years ago

We left so little greens, please do not demolish it.

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Aida Mohamad
9 years ago

Save this beautiful park for future generations.

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Quah Phaik Choo
9 years ago

Save our green lungs

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zurida bt md ramli
9 years ago

Let's save what we have and not regret later for the lost of our natural habitat.

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Abdul Hamid bin Salleh
9 years ago

Please go build your development project elsewhere. We don't need anymore such development here as it will create more problems than solve them.

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mona long
9 years ago

We need the green park for future generations and to prevent overloading TTDI with cars and of course traffic jams

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Vijaya Govindasamy
9 years ago

Love my Rimba Kiara and willing to sleep in protest at the site when the bulldozers come.

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Anonymous
9 years ago

Please do not destroy our parks

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Alicia Chew
9 years ago

PLEASE STOP THIS PROJECT!!!! WE DON'T NEED ANYMORE DEVELOPMENT IN KUALA LUMPUR!!!!!

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Alissa Raj
9 years ago

DBKL & the Federal Territory Ministry need to be responsible and SAVE our PUBLIC PARK area- we have so little already... don't sell it off!

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Jane
9 years ago

Please keep this park it provide good environment for family to have exercise and relax there.

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Jit Lim
9 years ago

I oppose this massive development which in my opinion, is unsustainable in the long term for a suburb like Taman Tun Dr Ismail.

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Wong Chun Seng
9 years ago

Object TTDI bukit kiara park property development

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Ng Aie Kiang
9 years ago

It is one of the few green lungs which is located within easy access to all left in Klang Valley .

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Anonymous
9 years ago

There is not enough green spaces in KL. Look at Google earth history images to view the over development

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Edith goren
9 years ago

I was in Borneo and Penninsula Malaysia last month to visit the diverse natural habitats and its Creatures. I spent money in hopes ecotourism would provide support to maintain this for the future of locals and tourists.

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Kit Kasa
9 years ago

Wasn't there a similar proposal many years ago? They can't keep their ***** hands off this pristine piece of green lung.

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Chitra Constantine
9 years ago

There are more houses and condos than there are people in Malaysia la! Stop building!!