School’s recycling centre promotes waste reduction


Hafizul (left) at the school’s Kuru Kuru Room, which accepts recyclable items from the public.

THE flash floods in Johor Baru last month should serve as a reminder of the importance of proper disposal of solid waste.

“The flood was the result of our own actions and it will only become worse if we continue to ignore the environment,” said SK Taman Suria Environmental Club coordinator Hafizul Syarafi Mohd Noor when contacted recently.

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