PETALING JAYA: The Special Committee for E-Waste Coordination will conduct a comprehensive and holistic study on issues related to e-waste, particularly those involving entry, management, and enforcement at the national level, says the Malaysian Border Control and Protection (AKPS).
Port Klang AKPS commander Datuk Nik Ezanee Mohd Faisal, who also chairs the committee, said that several main scopes will be examined, including the e-waste ecosystem as a whole and its global developments, as well as looking at current laws to identify loopholes and proposing improvements.
