The Bagan Hailam village, which is partly built on stilts, is plagued by rubbish washed up by the tide.
KAMPUNG Bagan Hailam in Port Klang has been identified for the Selangor government’s revitalisation and rejuvenation of fishing villages project.
It will be the first fishing village to undergo transformation under the project.
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Kampung Bagan Hailam
The Bagan Hailam village, which is partly built on stilts, is plagued by rubbish washed up by the tide.
Bagan Haliam villagers, both young and old coming together to help cleaning contractors clean their village during the gotong-royong.
Kampung Bagan Hailam villagers help contractors clean their village.
KDEB contractors busy clearing tonnes of rubbish at Kampung Bagan Hailam. — Photos: Glenn Guan and Brenda Ch’ng/The Star
Ng says he plans to look into improving the condition of fishing villages in Selangor.
Kampung Bagan Hailam is Chinese fishing village that was once famous for its seafood offerings.
(From fourth left) Ng, Loo and Pandamaran assemblyman Tony Leong with villagers at the first gotong-royong to clean up the village with KDEB contractors.
Children playing basketball after school.
Kampung Bagan Hailam is a laidback fishing village.
The village at the end of the road in the Tanjung Harapan area.
Kampung Bagan Hailam villagers are keen to make their village rubbish free.
Efforts are ongoing at the village to get rid of its rubbish problem.
The state government plans to revitalise the village through the Breath New Life to Bagan Hailam programme.
Bagan Hailam used to be popular for its seafood restaurants but many have closed down.
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