Have an inventory for all trees


Stumps lay bare as trees are felled in the heart of the city. — filepic

UNDER the Greener KL initiative, city folk have been assured that the city would become greener with City Hall targeting to plant 30,000 trees each year.

It’s a praiseworthy effort, but unfortunately, we can still see trees being removed by contractors for various development projects.

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