Mini garden emerges from former Ipoh dumpsite


Rumaizi (second from right) and Cheong (third from left) with Perodua Kiam Fatt Motor representatives at the launch in front of the company’s premises in Hala Rapat Baru.

MORE companies should come forward to help Ipoh City Council (MBI) beautify open areas and prevent them from becoming illegal dumpsites, says mayor Datuk Rumaizi Baharin.

Rumaizi said a successful pilot project under MBI’s 3P initiative (Planet, People and Profit) was carried out with Perodua Kiam Fatt Motor Sdn Bhd.

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