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No more discounts on DBKK compounds
Published on: Friday, April 26, 2024
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No more discounts on DBKK compounds
Mayor Datuk Seri Dr. Sabin Samitah said this in view of many who have still failed to clear arrears despite the implementation of past forgiveness campaigns.  (File pic)
Kota Kinabalu: Kota Kinabalu City Hall has ceased giving discounts on compounds due to the indifferent attitudes of some people. 

Mayor Datuk Seri Dr. Sabin Samitah said this in view of many who have still failed to clear arrears despite the implementation of past forgiveness campaigns. 

"DBKK urges the public to carry out their responsibilities and resolve any outstanding payments as soon as possible, this includes payments for rateable or compound taxes," he said in a statement.

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