800 Homeless People In KL Will Be Given Suitable Jobs With Fixed Income After MCO Ends
“We will not let these people continue being homeless,” Musa said while adding that discussions have been made with the Crisis Management Centre (CMC) and several private companies.
He said those who qualify to work will be transferred to two dormitories prepared by DBKL and companies who employ them to help start a new life.
“They will be offered a salary of RM1,400 for a start as well as…
Drunk Man Crashes Into The Back Of A Police Car During An MCO Roadblock In PJThe incident happened at around 9.30pm on Thursday, 9 April, at the roadblock in place for the Movement Control Order (MCO), Petaling Jaya police chief Assistant Commissioner Nik Ezanee Mohd Faisal said."The vehicle driven by the man rammed the back of a police car driven by a senior police officer from Bukit Aman. No one was injured in the incident," he said in a statement... Click here to read the […]
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