Kapar voters want jobs for youths, better public transport


Commercial and retail area along Jalan Besar greets people driving into Kapar town. — Photos: ART CHEN/The Star

 KAPAR – along Selangor’s west coast – is popular among tourists, especially birdwatchers who head to an ash pond located about 8.5km from the town.

The pond is a sanctuary for migratory birds stopping over en route from Siberia to Australia, and its importance as a sustainable habitat conservation site is known worldwide.

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