Residents urged to keep highlands clean


Tengku Abdullah help throw the garbage in bins during the gotong-royong programme in Lembah Bertam.

CAMERON HIGHLANDS: Cameron Highlands can be turned into the cleanest place in the country if there are joint efforts by all to spruce it up without depending solely on the local council to undertake the task, said Tengku Mahkota Pahang Tengku Abdullah Sultan Ahmad Shah.

He called on all individuals to make cleanliness a culture and instil in them a concern for the environment.

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