No hiking at Bukit Apek until further notice


KUALA LUMPUR: Bukit Apek will soon be closed to the public for any hiking activities until further notice to facilitate a project of building, erecting and energising a high voltage transmission line.

In a statement by Tenaga Nasional Berhad (TNB) to The Star, it explained that the 275kV high voltage transmission line from the main intake substation in Lenggeng to Mahkota Cheras had been approved by the Selangor government to strengthen the security of the electricity supply in Peninsular Malaysia particularly in Klang Valley.

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