PETALING JAYA: National track cyclist Azizulhasni Awang's campaign in the men's sprint came to an end after he lost in the last 16 repechage heat at the Paris Olympics.
Poorly maintained signage in the Klang Valley include those faded or broken as well as those obstructed by overgrown trees or illegal advertisements.
“Young people may use navigational apps but some of the elderly don’t have a handphone or may not know how to use such apps,” said Lee, who has been advocating for proper road sign maintenance in the last decade.
Malaysian Public Works Department Tan Sri Lee Lam Thye Road Transport Act 1987
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