The Hop-On, Hop-Off shuttle bus by Tourism Perak began its tour in April.
ENVIRONMENT and land matters took the limelight in Perak this year.
While some accusations of illegal clearing of the forests were found to be true, others, although true, have been explained as a necessity for the sake of progress.
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The Hop-On, Hop-Off shuttle bus by Tourism Perak began its tour in April.
Police raided a few premises in Ipoh where Chinese nationals were allegedly involved in online gambling.
A motorist trying out the Park@Perak app to pay for the parking fee in Ipoh.
A Kampung Kerunai villager looking at the polluted river. — Filepics
A muddy Sungai Rui in Gerik.
Drone images of the conditions of the hills in Kledang Saiong in February.
Faizal (front, third from left) and exco members give the thumbs up for the Perak Prihatin programme. — Filepic
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