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MBPJ: Top Of The Pops?

Madeline Chang, MBPJ councillor | Terrence Tan Teck Seng, MBPJ councillor

17-Nov-23 18:00

MBPJ: Top Of The Pops?

Petaling Jaya was recently recognised by Unicef as the country’s first child-friendly city and this was largely due to the efforts made by the city council. We invited two MBPJ councillors to talk to us about the quality of life in our cities and what role they play in improving city services. Our councillors also fielded questions (and frankly, complaints) from our listeners.

Produced by: Alia Zefri, Sharaad Kuttan

Presented by: Sharaad Kuttan


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Categories:  culture,  environment

Tags:  mbpj,  councillors,  city,  development,  quality of life,  city council,  townhall, 


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