A multi-storey carpark, a high-end Indian bazaar, souvenir centers and a food court are some of the facilities that are part of the RM35mil Brickfields Little India project.
The project will see the charming township transformed into a cultural enclave reflecting the 1 Malaysia concept and provide a tourism boost for Brickfields.
At a press conference in Brickfields yesterday, Deputy Federal Territories and Urban Wellbeing Minister M Saravanan revealed the blueprint that also saw facilities like fruit, flower and information kiosks being set up at strategic places that would bring some order to the chaotic township.
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