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GE15: Putrajaya candidates look to tackle public transport issues

Infrastructure, public facilities will be improved, promise Perikatan Nasional, Pejuang men

Updated 3 years ago · Published on 11 Nov 2022 11:31PM

GE15: Putrajaya candidates look to tackle public transport issues
Perikatan Nasional candidate Datuk Radzi Jidin says planned infrastructure and public facilities are among the 50 offers that will be implemented if he wins the Putrajaya parliamentary seat. – Bernama pic, November 11, 2022

PUTRAJAYA – Infrastructure development and public transport are among the priorities of candidates contesting the Putrajaya parliamentary seat in the 15th general election (GE15).

Perikatan Nasional (PN) candidate Datuk Radzi Jidin said planned infrastructure and public facilities are among the 50 offers that will be implemented if he wins the parliamentary seat.

“We need a bus service for the convenience of Putrajaya residents. The issue of parking facilities will also be worked out,” he said when launching his offer for the residents of Putrajaya here tonight.

He said his pledges aim to optimise Putrajaya’s potential.

“This offer comes after input and feedback from the people of Putrajaya, including surau congregants, government retirees, and young people,” he said.

Meanwhile, Pejuang candidate Datuk Mohd Rosli Ramli is also committed to improving public transport facilities in the federal government’s administrative capital.

“I have ideas to improve public transportation in Putrajaya… bus routes will also be reviewed so that commuters will not have to wait too long,” he said when checking on operations at the Putrajaya Sentral bus terminal today.

Putrajaya will see a six-cornered fight involving Radzi (PN-Bersatu), Rosli (GTA-Pejuang), Datuk Seri Tengku Adnan Tengku Mansor (BN-Umno), Dr Noraishah Mydin Abdul Aziz (PH-PKR) and two independent candidates, Lim Fice Bee and Samsudin Mohamad Fauzi. – Bernama, November 11, 2022

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