Two NGOs team up to recycle waste for Thaipusam


Gunaraj says at least 500 volunteers will be at Batu Caves.

A PORTION of waste generated during the Thaipusam festival at Batu Caves temple this year will be sent to recycling centres instead of ending up in landfills.

Two non-governmental organisations (NGO) aim to channel as much rubbish for recycling as possible, with the help of hundreds of volunteers and in partnership with the Thaipusam Task Force (TFF).

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