‘Access to forest trails should be sealed off to remind visitors that they are off limits’


A group of visitors to Bukit Kledang before the movement control order was implemented. The site is a popular spot among hikers. — Filepic

SOME people are still unaware that the forest trails at Bukit Kledang in Menglembu, Ipoh, have been temporarily closed.

Those who spoke to StarMetro think the Perak Forestry Department should have

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