Gunung Pulai Forest Reserve reopens with better safety measures


Jais (third from left) being briefed on the newly installed early warning system at the Gunung Pulai Forest Reserve on Tuesday.

KULAI: The Gunung Pulai Forest Reserve, which was closed down some 15 years ago following a tragedy that saw the loss of five lives, has finally reopened to the public with an early warning system installed for the safety of visitors.

Johor Education, Information, Entrepreneur and Cooperatives Development executive committee chairman Datuk Md Jais Sarday said the forest reserve was thoroughly inspected with safety measures in placed before its doors were reopened.

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