Processes from home to landfill


The leachate treatment plant at the transfer station in Kepong has several tanks to remove suspended solids and de-acidify the effluent before releasing it into the river. — Photos: AZLINA ABDULLAH/The Star

EVERY day Marjohan Yaakob, 65, wakes up as early as 5.30am to get ready for his work as a rubbish collector with Alam Flora Sdn Bhd.

Dressed in his red uniform and blue hat, he begins his duty at 6.30am. He works six days a week.

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