Perak Environment Department director Rosli Zul (left) and Bangunan Seri Kinta executive Muhd Syukri Hassian showing some of the appliances that can be turned in for the e-waste collection campaign during its launch on Friday (Oct 9).
IPOH: The Perak Environment Department has launched its e-waste collection campaign to create awareness on the proper disposal of electrical and electronic appliances.
Its director Rosli Zul said people who turned in their unwanted appliances could get a token reimbursement of between RM1 and RM10, depending on the items.
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