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Federal Hill Under Siege?

Elizabeth Cardosa, Heritage Conservation Expert

12-May-22 21:00

Federal Hill Under Siege?

According to a recent news report by Berita Harian, some development projects have started at Bukit Persekutuan or Federal Hill. This comes despite warnings from environmentalists on the need to protect and gazette the area, due to its importance as the green lung of the city, as well as its heritage and historical value to our country. Our resident heritage conservation expert, Elizabeth Cardosa reacts to this news, and re-emphasizes the importance of preserving this often overlooked green space.

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Produced by: Haniff Baharudin

Presented by: Haniff Baharudin


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Categories:  people and placesenvironmentsocial issues

Tags:  project developmentsfederal hillbukit persekutuandevelopmentsgreen lungclimate change





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