E-waste collection programme kicks off in Ipoh, next stop Gunung Lang park


Ahmad Munir (left) discarding a projector into a bin meant for e-waste collection together with Edsha Solutions Sdn Bhd managing director Edward Ponniah during the launch of the programme.

Ipoh City Council (MBI) has kicked off its e-waste collection programme, says council secretary Ahmad Munir Ishak.

There are collection locations in all 24 zones in the city to enable people to send in their unwanted electrical appliances or electronic devices for recycling.

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