Eco parks, mountains may be closed this monsoon season


Visitors to Gunung Pulai Recreational Forest in Kulai getting in their workout. — Filepic

Johor Forestry Department may close its eco parks and access to mountains due to the north-east monsoon.

Its director Datuk Salim Aman said they would pay close attention to the Meteorological Department’s (MetMalaysia) reports before making any decisions.

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