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Closure of Kota Kinabalu parking areas
Published on: Saturday, March 16, 2024
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Closure of Kota Kinabalu parking areas
City Hall urged road users to obey the instructions of enforcement officers on duty and use nearby public parking spaces. - pix for illustration purposes only
Kota Kinabalu: City Hall (DBKK) will temporarily close two parking areas in the city to make way for the Ramadan Bazaar from March 12. 

The parking areas affected are Lorong Juta 4, Plaza Juta, Likas and Lorong Pusat Komersil 88/2, 88 Marketplace, Kepayan, starting at 1pm until 7pm throughout the period.

In a statement, City Hall urged road users to obey the instructions of enforcement officers on duty and use nearby public parking spaces.

It also urged road users to be careful throughout the period to ensure safety and smooth traffic.

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