Taking cleanliness into their own hands


Choong (right), Puteri Harbour Residents Committee chairman David Lee (second from right) and Saw taking part in the gotong-royong.

ISKANDAR PUTERI: In the spirit of community building and love for the environment, some 45 people came together to clean up the area in Puteri Harbour here.

Organised by the Puteri Harbour Residents Association (PHRA) committee, UEM Sunrise Berhad and Iskandar Puteri City Council, the gotong-royong aimed to cultivate stronger bonds between residents and those working in the area.

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