KUALA LUMPUR: The Kuala Lumpur City Hall (DBKL) Enforcement Department is readied to execute numerous propositions to improve enforcement activities in the coming year, claims mayor Datuk Seri Maimunah Mohd Sharif ( photo).
She shared hope that cases like the “abang belon” episode would certainly not hinder policemans from doing their obligations successfully.
In March, a video clip flowed revealing DBKL policemans taking balloons from a supplier on Jalan Tuanku Abdul Rahman went viral.
The case drew in objection from political leaders that charged DBKL of being extreme in their activities.
DBKL safeguarded its policemans, mentioning that the supplier had actually overlooked previous cautions and proceeded trading. The supplier apparently came to be hostile, pressing policemans after a 3rd caution, bring about an authorities record being submitted over injuries received throughout the run-in.
“I commend your firm and tactful enforcement against illegal hawkers, despite provocation and threats such as those seen in the ‘abang belon’ incident,” Maimunah claimed at the Parade for the Completion of the Basic Enforcement Officer Training Course 2025 today (June 12).
This training program is obligatory for brand-new policemans under DBKL’s enforcement solution system.
According to a declaration, DBKL’s Enforcement Department has actually provided over 621,000 notifications for web traffic offenses, gathering RM2.79 mil in penalties since April this year.
Additionally, 19,000 notifications for basic offenses have actually led to over RM1.56 mil in penalties accumulated.
