Preserving geological attractions


Nolee Ashilin (second from right) looking at the Ipoh Local Draft Plan 2035 with Ipoh mayor Datuk Rumaizi Bahrin (left) and PLANMalaysia deputy director (planning) Mohamad Faidzal Hamzah. — RONNIE CHIN/The Star

LIMESTONE hills in Ipoh will be preserved and managed by the government under the Ipoh Local Plan 2035 (ILP).

Perak local government and tourism committee chairman Datuk Nolee Ashilin Mohammed Radzi said the limestone hills within the city — which encompasses an area of about 3,000ha — would be placed under conservation projects.

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