Proof of logging activity: Teo (left) and Bukit Permai assemblyman Jimmy Puah (second from left) at the Gunung Pulai 1 logging site in Kulaijaya.
KULAIJAYA: The logging activities at the foot of former popular mountain climbing spot Gunung Pulai 1 here have raised concerns among the residents worrying that it might cause harm to the ecosystem and threaten the surrounding environment.
Kulai MP Teo Nie Ching said that checks showed that the logging activities were permitted by the relevant authorities as the six-month licence ran from December last year to May this year.
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