Fines await households that don’t separate waste


PUTRAJAYA: June 1 – that’s when some two million households and premises in six states and the Federal Territory will start to get fined if they fail to separate their wastes at source.

That means that in less than two weeks, landed property owners who fail to comply with the ruling can be issued a compound of RM50 for the first offence, RM100 for the second and RM500 for the third.

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