‘City Hall on track to rid city of vagrants, illegals and squatters’

Kota Kinabalu: Kota Kinabalu City hall (DBKK) is setting the right course to gradually improve the cityscape by dealing with the vagrants, illegal immigrants and squatters’ issues, said SAPP Youth Deputy Chief, Dexter Chin.

“The new mayor’s strategy is on the right track. Issues like these should be addressed effectively and the enforcement agencies should be on alert at all times. Not only our city’s image should be protected, problems like these are causing various social, security and health issues,” he said in a statement, here, Sunday. 

 

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