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Kuala Lumpur's government is racing to modernise ageing public housing while nearly 3,000 households remain on waiting lists. A RM300mil nationwide upgrade programme targets 25 of 64 schemes across the capital.
About 3,000 applicants are still waiting for People's Housing Programme units in Kuala Lumpur, with allocation prioritised by application order for eligible B40 households, Minister Hannah Yeoh says.
Minister Hannah Yeoh has rejected false claims circulating online about Kuala Lumpur City Hall's ethnic composition during the election campaign, releasing actual workforce figures and committing to enhanced recruitment transparency.
Minister in the Prime Minister's Department Hannah Yeoh has been proclaimed president of the Federal Territories State Scouts Council. She announced a RM20,000 ministerial allocation to enhance scouting activities and youth development in the federal territories.
DAP deputy secretary-general Hannah Yeoh has appealed to Pekan Nanas voters to give Pakatan Harapan another opportunity to represent the constituency, emphasizing voter turnout as critical to electoral success.
The Federal Territory Muslim Cemetery Development Project in Hulu Semenyih has been in the pipeline since 2005 to address critical burial space shortages in Kuala Lumpur, Minister Hannah Yeoh clarifies amid social media confusion.
DAP deputy secretary-general Hannah Yeoh has dismissed accusations that Pakatan Harapan's manifesto is a copy-paste of Barisan Nasional's document, arguing that overlapping policy commitments simply reflect voters' shared priorities.
Federal Territories Minister Hannah Yeoh has congratulated S. Thiyagaraj, a former prison officer, on his appointment to the Kuala Lumpur City Advisory Board, emphasizing the board's role in strengthening city governance.