300 from Youth Squad help plant trees around Kajang Prison


KAJANG: As many as 300 volunteers from the Home Ministry's Youth Squad planted trees and painted Kajang Prison walls in an effort to instil the gotong-royong culture.

The plan is to have some 100,000 trees planted in all 46 prisons throughout the country, said Prisons Department deputy commissioner Ibrisam Abdul Rahman.

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