Johari vows to address Titiwangsa residents' concerns
KUALA LUMPUR: Titiwangsa member of parliament Datuk Seri Johari Abdul Ghani has pledged to address concerns raised by residents in the constituency, including on the lack of suitable recreational facilities for children.
KUALA LUMPUR: Titiwangsa MP Datuk Seri Johari Abdul Ghani has assured he will tackle concerns voiced by constituents, particularly the absence of suitable recreational activities for older children. Alongside serving as investment, trade, and industry minister, Johari expressed willingness to meet joint management bodies (JMBs) and management corporations (MC) within his constituency to discuss locally affecting issues.
In a Facebook post, he stated his receptiveness to invitations from JMBs or MCs of apartments or condominiums in the Titiwangsa parliamentary constituency, with a focus on resolving problems that could benefit residents. This pledge followed a meeting with residents of Residensi Pandanmas 2 in Kampung Pandan, after receiving an invitation from the JMB there.
At the gathering, JMB chairman Akhmal Ayob pointed out the lack of adequate entertainment options and facilities for children aged nine and above, mentioning that this situation had led some youngsters to engage in activities in unsuitable locations. Akhmal also suggested the establishment of futsal and badminton courts to cater to the residents' needs.
Johari assured that he would investigate the concerns raised and strive to address them where feasible, expressing gratitude to Akhmal and the residence's Rukun Tetangga committee for their participation in the meeting.
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