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PKR President Dr Wan Azizah Wan Ismail says Selangor's rich reserves are pointless if public infrastructure and amenities are neglected.
In her policy speech at the 10th PKR congress in Shah Alam, the menteri besar hopeful proposed among other road repairs, micro-credit loans, and education reforms for Selangor.
In her policy speech at the 10th PKR congress in Shah Alam, the menteri besar hopeful proposed among other road repairs, micro-credit loans, and education reforms for Selangor.
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