About 60 abandoned cars were removed from the streets at the Saujana Indah industrial area in Section U2 Shah Alam during a joint operation between MBSA, police and immigration officers. — Filepic
WITH the eighth mayor Datuk Haris Kasim at its helm, Shah Alam City Council introduced new initiatives to improve its services to the people and at the same time strive towards becoming a smart and sustainable city.
MBSA was one of the first to take the ban on plastic straws seriously by including the clause into business licences in the third quarter of the year.
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About 60 abandoned cars were removed from the streets at the Saujana Indah industrial area in Section U2 Shah Alam during a joint operation between MBSA, police and immigration officers. — Filepic
State environment, green technology and consumer affairs, science, technology and environment committee chairman Hee Loy Sian distributing a ‘no straw’ sign to restaurant operators during a campaign in Shah Alam. Looking on is Haris (left). – Filepic
Cyclists use the bicycle lanes in sections 4,5, 13 and 14 in Shah Alam. — Filepic
Bulatan Setia Jasa in Shah Alam is one of the roundabouts earmarked for refurbishing next year. — Filepic
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