Guidelines on managing waste


More developments also lead to the piling up of construction waste. The MBSP organised a full-day workshop to enable councillors and department heads from MBSP and MBPP to finalise guidelines for the private sectors on the management of construction waste. — Filepic

WITH construction and demolition waste recording an increase and space running out, Penang is drawing up guidelines to welcome private sectors in helping to manage them.

One of the sites is the Seberang Prai City Council’s (MBSP) Solid Waste Transfer Station in Ampang Jajar, Butterworth, which sits on a 24ha piece of land.

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