26 tonnes of recyclable waste collected under Melaka's 'Singgit Seposen' programme since 2021


Pengkalan Batu assemblyman Datuk Kalsom Nordin (centre) having a closer look at the used cooking oil collected at the event. - Photo: Bernama

MELAKA: A total of 26,000kg of recyclable waste was successfully collected, for which RM13,000 was paid out through six "Singgit Seposen" programmes organised in the state since 2021.

Perbadanan Teknologi Hijau Melaka (PTHM) chief executive officer Ismail Hashim said of the total, 7,000kg was collected through two programmes this year, involving a total payment of RM4,000.

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