ACAM: Teach people the risks of illegal structures


PETALING JAYA: Climate-resilient development can only be achieved in the country through public awareness on the need to stop unauthorised construction, said the Association of Consulting Architects Malaysia (ACAM).

In a statement on Friday, ACAM urged the public to adopt a positive mindset towards embracing this concept as the way forward for the nation, especially considering the aftermath of the devastating floods in December 2021.

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