Unlicensed outdoor ads dwindling in Klang, says MPK enforcement


Klang Municipal Council's Enforcement Department acting director Shahrul Hazri Abd Majid (left) with an enforcement staff audit the mounts of illegal banners and buntings seized over the past months before it is sent to the landfill.

UNLICENSED outdoor advertising has dwindled due to the Covid-19 pandemic, says Klang Municipal Council (MPK) enforcement department acting director Shahrul Hazri Abd Majid

“The illegal advertising racket and their runners involved in putting up the ads have switched to other businesses. Others, still in the business are forced to rethink and have adapted to social media platforms, ” he said.

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