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## Route 2 Urban Solution and Innovation

Malaysia cities are at the forefront in responding to national challenges as a chance to add holistically to the quality of city life. Malaysia anticipated urban solution and innovation that transform the lives of millions of city dwellers by improving transportation, sewage systems, producing resilient power networks, sustainable homes, new workplaces and inspiring cultural facilities.

10th February 2018

11th February 2018

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- ### Pantai 2 STP

  Pantai 2 STP is located in Kampung Pantai, Kuala Lumpur and covering a total area of 16.16 hectares. A new and innovative project is to upgrade the sewage treatment facility with underground sewage treatment plant and public amenities. The plant has recently adopted the Advance Anaerobic-Anoxic-Oxic process to produce high quality sewage and treats the waste water by removing chemicals such as nitrogen and phosphorus. Distance from Kuala Lumpur City Centre – 5 km

- ### Sunway City

  Sunway City Malaysia’s first fully integrated township is one of the country’s unforgettable gems as well as Sunway’s flagship township. Transformed from an 800 acres of derelict mining land, Sunway City has evolved into a bustling and flourishing township comprising of condominiums, office towers, and Sunway’s flagship hotel. The township is also home to a world-class centre for education and healthcare alongside the finest in retail and commercial facilities. Distance from Kuala Lumpur City Centre – 15 km

- ### River of Life (RoL)

  RoL project aims to transform the 10.7km stretch of Klang and Gombak rivers into vibrant and bustling waterfronts. One of the government’s high impact initiatives to bring Malaysia to a developed country status by 2020. The first phase is beautification project, covering the river around the Masjid Jamek-Daya Bumi. The economic viability of the area would be increased through master planning and beautification works carried out along the Klang and Gombak river corridor. Distance from Kuala Lumpur City Centre – 5 km

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