Illegal dumpers caught red-handed on MBPJ’s CCTV


MBPJ personnel monitoring the CCTV.MBPJ personnel monitoring the CCTV. — LOW BOON TAT/ The Star

MOBILE video cameras have detected 31 cases of illegal rubbish dumping at housing areas in Petaling Jaya this year.

Mayor Mohamad Zahri Samingon said these include 14 repeat offenders, 15 cases involving vehicles and two business premises.

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