Published: September 30, 2025
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Putrajaya has allocated RM700 million to rejuvenate seven heritage sites in Kuala Lumpur, including the Sultan Abdul Samad Building & Carcosa Seri Negara. The Sultan Abdul Samad building will be repurposed as a retail space for local brands, said KPKT Minister Nga Kor Ming. 🧵

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"A truly resilient city is one that can withstand the pressures of climate change and rapid growth while holding on to its cultural roots and living history. It should carry within it a soul, one that reflects the spirit of its people,” said Nga. 🧵 2

Meanwhile, KL mayor Maimunah Sharif added that the Local Plan 2040 commits to stronger zoning, inclusive housing, and achieving 70% of trips by public transport. She urged developers to prioritise sustainable benefits for communities affected by developments over profit. 🧵 3

@NewsBFM Are you turning them into walkthroughs or museums?? Where are the plans for us to see what you're doing? Why is it shrouded in mystery?

@NewsBFM Ffs another retail space? As if KL needed more 🥲

@NewsBFM Masuk pocket sikit haha

@NewsBFM gempa bumi sikit retak semua dah x ori.

@NewsBFM stuju dn tahniah @NgaKorMing anda memang kreatif dn aktif..the right place PMX letak you situ

@NewsBFM open apple store there.. kompem terus boom like in europe, apple store most at legacy buildings yang ada satu tu pun, dah padat

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