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. Johari, who is also investment, trade and industry minister, said he was open to meeting joint management bodies (JMBs) and management corporations (MC) in his constituency to discuss issues affecting residents.

"I am always open to receiving invitations from any JMB or MC of apartments or condominiums in the Titiwangsa parliamentary constituency, particularly on issues that can be discussed to help residents," he said in a Facebook post. He said this after meeting residents of Residensi Pandanmas 2 in Kampung Pandan here, following an invitation from its JMB. During the meeting, JMB chairman Akhmal Ayob highlighted the lack of suitable activities and facilities for children aged nine and above.