Keeping Putrajaya green and clean


Putrajaya Corporation president Datuk Dr Aminuddin Hassim (second from left) receiving the Asean Clean Tourist City Standard Award for 2020 to 2022.

ONE of the best times to be in Putrajaya is during the month of Ramadan. Visitors can literally sniff their way to the food bazaar near Putrajaya Corporation (PPj) Complex and Masjid Tuanku Mizan Zainal in Precinct 3.

Set up next to the 300 stalls is a booth manned by PjC’s environmental health division to ensure food traders toe the line in terms of hygiene. Another feature is the presence of a two-bin system at the hawker stalls. One is for food waste while the other is for recyclables.

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