Risky dead trees chopped down in Taman Salak Jaya


One of the five trees being chopped down at Taman Salak Jaya by DBKL contractors.

WHEN it rains in Taman Salak Jaya, residents there are more afraid of falling tree branches than floods.

A recurring problem for more than four years, fallen branches of dead trees have damaged houses and cars in the neighbourhood.

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