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Kuala Lumpur, City Hall will spend RM31.5million to replace 90 old lifts at public flats in the city.Vandalism is one of the common causes of lift breakdowns as Kuala Lumpur mayor Datuk Seri Ahmad Phesal Talib.Moreover,250 enforcement staff assign to stay at the 86 people's housing Project(PPR) and public housing flats so that they could repair the 523 elevators.The staff would ensure the lift are not misused or vandalised.There is one bad incident happened on wednesday which is the death of Year 5 pupil khairul Amir Azri Lani after his neck was stuck between the elevator ceiling and the floor of the third level of block 8 of the Desa Tun Razak flats where his grandmother was stayed.Iskandar Abdul Samad,housing,building management and urban settlers commitee chairman also pointed one of the statement that the problem of vandalism has to be stop as there no use in repairing the lift has can damage again.Tenants can face eviction if caught vandalising the property.
Marischal college vandalism
In Scotland,The front Aberdeen City Council's historic Marischal college headquarters is vandalised with graffiti in June which take place in scotland.The graffiti on the granite reads"Ye have not yet done as ye ought".Ms boulton as deputy council leader has mentioned this vandal not only damaged this college but make government burdened with cost the public purse thousands of pounds to pay for the clean-up costs because this building made with granite.The scouring technique is to be found and is aimed at gradually eating the paint with no adverse effect on the building itself.
Christian Weir,23 was charged with malicious mischief when he appeared at the city's sheriff court last month in connection with incident,he made no plea and was bailed.
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