Illegal dumping resumes on riverbank despite council’s enforcement action


Filthy: Sungai Kelang is marred with illegal dumping of domestic and construction waste. This was along the PJS3 riverbank. In the background are some of the illegal shacks.

THE decade-old problem of illegal dumping, mostly construction and domestic waste, by the truckloads into Sungai Kelang from Petaling Jaya Selatan (PJS) has reared its head again.

A source from the Petaling Jaya City Council (MBPJ) said the illegal dumping, which was orchestrated by a group believed to be gangsters, had reached alarming levels and the group had even started harassing legal waste collection operators in the vicinity to use their services.

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