Police report lodged over encroachment into Kinta Nature Park


Located about 40km from Ipoh, Kinta Nature Park comprises 14 former mining ponds.

THE Kinta Nature Park, the third gazetted state park in Perak, was threatened by land encroachment recently.

On July 17, several members from the Perak branch of Malaysian Nature Society (MNS) discovered that parcels of land within the park have been cleared, believed to be for agricultural activities.

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