There will be an anti-ICERD rally in Kuala Lumpur tomorrow (December 8) and six main roads around Dataran Merdeka will be closed to traffic. This was announced by KL police chief Datuk Seri Mazlan Lazim.
The roads are Jalan Hishamuddin (before the tunnel), Leboh Pasar, Jalan Tun Perak (from the Masjid Jamek LRT station onwards), Jalan Tuanku Abdul Rahman (near Sogo), Jalan Raja Laut (near Summit Hotel) and Bulatan Dato Onn.
“The roads will be closed from 6am onwards on Saturday. The rally participants are only allowed to converge at Jalan Raja in front of Dataran Merdeka,” Mazlan said.
Meanwhile, Rapid KL has announced changes to bus routes to avoid the blocked areas. The public transport operator says that buses number 170, 171, 173, 190, 191, 200, 202, 220 and 250 (from Jalan Ipoh and Jalan Pahang corridors) heading to KL will go as far as Sogo. As for now, there will be no route changes for buses from Cheras and Sungai Besi corridors entering KL, but routes may be subject to change under instruction from the authorities.
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I am selling yellow safety vest there. See you there!
Msian pipu life here so contented, so free. Lolz!
French truckers also contented but they still do their citizen duties. Now French Gahmen cancelled plans to raise fuel prices. Yes, power to the people!
When you are lazy and always asking for bantuan kerajaan all the time, you will not want to let go of your easy life and work hard.
500,000 people so free. Better to put that energy and work hard to improve your lives.
60 years of tongkat is already enough. Time to change
Using your logic, the bersih participants also got too much free time la last time?
Too much free time celebr8 No icerd, yeahh
Viva la liberty for those yellow vesters!
We will be there.
Up up up up!
Yellow colour is last time, now green.
Yellow is the in color for successful plotes.
Power to the people!!!
Too many lazy people in Malaysia. Cannot compete or work hard like everybody else.
Time to make everyone equal like Thailand and Indonesia. All rakyat same same
Ya. One school system. One language. One king.
Yeah, it’s time to appropriate the wealth and properties of the rich and middle classes, then redistribute them same same to the poor. Marx 101. Make everyone equal, right?
Gomen dah reject , still…? Kecik2 takmau , dah besar susah olang
Inikalilah! Aik aik
How much admission per person?
One yellow vest per pax.
Mr.DIY selling One yellow vest Rm4.70 …
Those traders in city centre at losing end again. We can organize them in stadium, which cater to a large crowd. In KL, any road block creates massive jams, and this turn customers away from the city.
That’s why we prefer organizer hold at stadium, in order to minimize disruption and nuisance to businesses, and community at large. The rally participants encouraged to take our efficient and reliable public transportation Komuter MRT LRT. Certainly will cause terrible disruption to traffic in the city KLCC area.
Traders can sell food & drinks instead. Reap what ever opportunity we can have. Hopefully no idiot well bound for any violence.
go putrajaya & stadium can sell food & drinks,
What a waste of time. Time we Malaysians all work hard together and not expect to be pampered and wanting things free in life
Not about pampered, but their believed..
I always tell them want everything free, can. The you also go and work for free. Same law have to apply to all parties…
Not tongkat, but fact
john dia sorang omputeh je kat sne, kik3
Not 95%, just around 59% and lower… Check in out
Rubbish
My neighbors and me braved the drizzle as we sat outside local mamak to watch Malaysia take on Thailand. We waved Jalur Gemilang and stood up to sing Negaraku before start of the game and many were heard cheering Malaysia Boleh repeatedly. The whole country stood united behind our team. I can say they made us very proud. Even the mamak boss joined in as he went around urging us to cheer the team on. Now to the finals! Sayangi Malaysiaku!! Cmon
While I do not agree with their cause, I think it’s their right to have a rally if they want, as long as there is no violence or threat of violence. However I doubt that will happen.
thats why… how our ppl progress. more damage
Its happen.
these protestors are fighting for continued tongkat and racism