Spotlight on enforcement, development of green areas


Stakeholders expressed concerns that several proposed transport projects in Shah Alam would have a detrimental effect on the natural environment. — Filepic

ONE of the biggest challenges Shah Alam City Council (MBSA) had to face this year was dealing with the Covid-19 pandemic while also trying to carry out its planned activities.

While many events had to be cancelled, including its 20th anniversary celebration, others still went ahead as planned but moved online, like the launch of the Shah Alam Local Draft Plan 2035.

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