Fuming over stench from smoky dumpsite


Smoke emanating from the illegal dumpsite near the Twin Palms residential area. — Photos: GRACE CHEN/The Star

ABOUT 3km from the Twin Palms residential area of Bandar Sungai Long, a “burning hill” has been plaguing nearby residents since smoke began seeping out from the ground three years ago.

Accessible via the Kajang Dispersal Link Expressway (SILK), the 1.62ha land was once an illegal dumpsite.

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