Audit report finds weaknesses in managing 40 Selangor permanent forest reserves


SHAH ALAM: The Auditor-General’s Report 2021 Series 2 on the Special Audit of Forest Management and Environmental Impact found weaknesses in the management of 40 out of the 76 permanent forest reserves in Selangor.

In a statement on Tuesday (March 14), the National Audit Department said the report revealed that there had been no work done on measuring and marking the outer boundary of the forests.

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