Implement rules fairly and cautiously, say industry players


PETALING JAYA: As calls for regulating campsites ring louder in the wake of the deadly landslide in Batang Kali, industry players want any new rules to be implemented fairly and cautiously with a time frame given for enforcement.

They also want the government to be fair and to engage with the operators before deciding to implement regulations or new safety standards.

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