‘Lorry shortage leads to KL rubbish crisis’


Waste being unloaded from rubbish lorries at Kuala Lumpur’s main transfer station near MRR2. The yellow structure is a vertical compactor.

THE rubbish crisis affecting parts of Kuala Lumpur earlier this month was set off in mid-November after 14 tipper lorries were seized for operating without permits to transport rubbish, a waste contractor says.

The lorries, confiscated by the Road Transport Department (JPJ), are used for transporting waste to and from the city’s solid waste transfer station.

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