‘Allow forest licence holders to plant unlimited bamboo’


Len Talif (right) receiving a framed souvenir from STIDC general manager Datuk Hashim Bojet.

LICENCE for planted forests (LPF) holders should be allowed to plant bamboo without any limit, says Datuk Len Talif Salleh.

The Sarawak Urban Planning, Land Administration and Environment Deputy Minister said even if companies could not reap much profit from this venture, the planted bamboo could help address climate change.

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