City Hall aims to lead the way in cutting down excesses and recycling


Students helping clean the streets around Wisma Eagle Eye.

KUALA Lumpur is working towards becoming a city with minimal waste next year in conjunction with Malaysia’s Asean chairmanship.

Kuala Lumpur City Hall (DBKL) Health and Environment Department director Dr Ummi Ahmad said it was important for residents to start recycling to reduce pollution caused by excessive waste, especially plastics.

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