Council checks residential properties for breeding sites


Helping hands: Chew (left) with state MCA Crisis Relief Squad chief Chang Gwo Chyang (second from left), Pasir Pinji New Village Development and Security committee secretary Pan Kam Sing (third from left) and other participants during a gotong-royong session. Looking on is Chew (right).

THE Ipoh City Council (MBI) has begun its operation to inspect residential properties for mosquito breeding grounds.

City councillor Chew Junn Weng said those who are found to be at fault will be slapped with a RM500 fine.

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