MBSJ: Greenery must not obstruct or pose a nuisance to public health, safety


Plants grown outside the house are potential mosquito breeding grounds. — Filepic

DESPITE existing laws that do not allow the growing or placing of plants outside front gates or backyards, Subang Jaya City Council (MBSJ) is offering residents some leeway.

Subang Jaya mayor Noraini Roslan says they can continue to do so, provided they do not cause any obstruction or pose a nuisance to public health and safety.

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