28 trees identified as high-risk, says DBKL


KUALA LUMPUR: The Kuala Lumpur City Hall (DBKL)-appointed certified arborists have identified 28 trees in the city as high-risk in its latest periodic inspection.

DBKL said these trees would be felled soon, following scheduled checks on trees 30 years or older, or those with a circumference exceeding 1.5m, around Kuala Lumpur since 2019.

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