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The Former Bank and The Former Court

Elizabeth Cardosa, Heritage Conservation Expert

10-Feb-22 21:00

The Former Bank and The Former Court

Selangor government, through their strategic investment arm, Menteri Besar Incorporated, will be renovating two heritage buildings in KL that have been neglected these past few years. The buildings are the building formerly known to house The Chartered Bank and the former home to KL’s Industrial Court. Elizabeth Cardosa shares the stories of these two buildings and gives her take on what they plan to do.

Image Source: Zain Abdullah, Heritage Buildings Of Malaysia

Produced by: Haniff Baharudin

Presented by: Haniff Baharudin


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