Act against litterbugs in Templer Park, MPS urged


Cleaners say they have difficulty keeping up with litterbugs and monkeys. – Photos: AZLINA ABDULLAH/The Star

DESPITE being listed as a tourism attraction in the Visit Selangor campaign, Templer Forest Park in Rawang is not being given the attention it deserves, according to visitors.

They say many of the facilities at the 68-year-old park, named after former British High Commissioner to Malaya Sir Gerard Templer, have fallen into a state of disrepair.

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