Planting healthy greens add colour to ‘wasteland’


Going green: A Hotel Bungaraya staff member inspecting the vegetables on top of the hotel in Batu Pahat. — ABDUL RAHMAN EMBONG / The Star

BATU PAHAT: The top of a six-storey building along Jalan Sultanah here used to be empty and forlorn.

But under Peter Chew’s tender care for the past one year, the “wasteland” turned into a thriving space of healthy greens.

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