Aiming for trash-free hiking trails in Malaysia


Cheok (sixth from right) and Leng (fifth from left) with PHC staff members and hiking group captains promoting the use of MAS Tags outside the PHC office.

Popular hiking trails can look dirty and messy, and it is not because of litterbugs per se.

Some hikers and trail runners observe a practise of marking their trails.

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