Selangor to impose tougher fines and community service on litterbugs by 2026

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KUALA LUMPUR: Selangor expects to have at least two federal “weapons” in its enforcement arsenal by this time next year as part of its mission to clean up the state — including the power to impose fines 100 times higher on illegal waste dumpers. Source: New Straits Times

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