DBKL urged to not go on felling spree


Alam Flora contractor seen cleaning up debris at the site of uprooted tree on Jalan Sultan Ismail. — YAP CHEE HONG/The Star

LOCAL authorities are being urged to avoid indiscriminately chopping down trees.

Community leaders said the local authorities should adopt a measured response instead, with the focus on monitoring and maintenance mechanisms for urban trees.

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