Stop development at Cameron Highlands' steep hillslopes now, Pahang govt urged

By IVAN LOH

IPOH: The Pahang government has been urged to stop allowing development to be conducted on hillslopes with steep inclines at Cameron Highlands.

Regional Environmental Awareness Cameron Highlands president A. Dilip Martin said the state can prevent unwanted disasters like landslides if projects were not allowed to be conducted at these locations.

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