Klang Council disposing of abandoned vehicles as scrap metal


A worker in the process of dismantling recyclable parts from an abandoned car at MPK’s depot in Jalan Tepi Sungai. — Photos: K.K. SHAM/The Star

ABANDONED vehicles that have been left indiscriminately in various parts of Klang are affecting the royal town’s image.

Klang Municipal Council (MPK), in an effort to clean up the town, are removing abandoned cars from backlanes, public carparks and vacant lands in housing and industrial areas.

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