SUBANG Jaya Mayor Dato Mohd Fauzi Mohd Yatim has ordered a crackdown on errant property owners who continue to dispose of their food waste indiscriminately or or individuals who put out food to feed strays in the city.
“I have directed the council’s health department to formulate an integrated action plan for the New Year to tackle the issue of pests like crows, rats and strays in the city; hand-in-hand with waste disposal and collection mechanisms.”
“Shop owners and food operators who operate in the commercial zones are expected to comply with the guidelines that require proper garbage bins be used at their premises,” he said after witnessing the shooting of crows in the SS15 commercial area on December 17.
Under the guidelines, proper bins are required to be placed at the back of the shop for those who operate on the ground floor while bins are also required at the front for operators or tenants on the upper floors.
“We will tackle this issue with a carrot and stick approach. We will come up with the action plan for property owners to abide by. If property owners do not comply, we will have to issue compounds to enforce it.”
Out of the 3,100 birds, 570 were shot in DUN Subang Jaya; 140 in DUN Kota Kemuning; 680 in DUN Kinrara; 834 in DUN Seri Serdang and 876 in DUN Seri Kembangan.
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