Kuala Lumpur vs Georgetown

Pothole here, Pothole there, everywhere Pothole... Rubbish here, Rubbish there, Rubbish everywhere...

As the resident of metropolitan Kuala Lumpur, i'm so frustrating with the rundown infrastructure that our lovely government has provided especially Kuala Lumpur is the capital of Malaysia. The whole city is full of potholes, rubbish, clogged drain . The drainage underneath the cities was clogged with lots of rubbish and it smells... The resident underneath a.k.a rats are running wild and they are as big as the kittens. Can you imagine this is how Metropolitan Kuala Lumpur looks like?

On the other hand, I'm impress with how Georgetown being manage now. The road within Georgetown was so smooth and hardly can see a pothole. The streets at the downtown are also clean compare to Kuala Lumpur. And most impressive is the drainage system, i can see the clean water flowing in the drain and they did not smell. Hey Georgetown used to be very dirty and smelly like the current Kuala Lumpur but how Georgetown can be a nice city like today? So can our lovely Mayor of Kuala Lumpur do something to improve Kuala Lumpur?

Bare in mind the city of Kuala Lumpur is representing the country of Malaysia. So it will give the tourist a bad impression of the country when their first impression of Kuala Lumpur is what i mention above... Anyway, I just wondered why KL cannot have the environment or change like Georgetown Penang now? So where is the allocation of budget to clean up the mess and upgrade the infrastructure gone? Can anyone answer my question...