Persistent traffic congestion sparks debate despite WFH arrangements

15 Apr 2026 • 9:40 PM MYT
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Kuala Lumpur: Persistent traffic congestion despite work-from-home (WFH) arrangements has sparked discussion online.

The issue gained attention after a post by user @nawalmohdbakri on Threads highlighted heavy traffic conditions along routes into the city.

The post showed congested roads, with the user questioning why traffic remained heavy despite claims that some employees were allowed to work remotely.

Some users suggested that WFH policies were not widely implemented, particularly in the private sector.

Others pointed to school runs and daily routines as contributing factors to the continued congestion.

The discussion reflects ongoing public concern over traffic conditions, fuel consumption and commuting patterns in urban areas.

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