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Uphill task: Illegal dumping of plastic shredded waste and other plastic materials off Jalan Waja in Bukit Raja, Klang, has turned the slope into a 15m-high hillock. — SS KANESAN/The Star

HUGE piles of shredded industrial plastic waste, broken plastic fittings and renovation debris have been dumped on a vacant piece of land in Klang over a 10-month period since April last year.

The illegal dumping of waste on the 0.8ha land off Jalan Waja in Bukit Raja had turned the slope at the site, which overlooks an oil palm plantation, into a 15m-high hillock of rubbish.

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