Klang cyclists dedicated to keeping royal town clean


Clean team: Members of the club passing through the Taman Pengkalan Batu park while making rounds at several heritage places to ensure their cleanliness and upkeep were taken care of.

KLANG: A group of residents here have taken it upon themselves to patrol the royal town every weekend on their two-wheelers, keeping an eye on the cleanliness and maintenance of heritage spots.

Dubbed Kelab Warisan Sungai Klang (Klang River Heritage Club), the team has been conducting routine checks on the Kota Bridge and Klang River since late last year.

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