Make integrity and accountability a priority
BY: NORHAYATI UMOR SHAH ALAM, NOV 13: A culture of integrity and accountability is important and needs to be inculcated to become the core culture...
MPK & Selangor Health Department issued 62 compounds
BY NORHAYATI UMOR KLANG, NOV 7: Klang Municipal Council (MPK), together with Selangor State Health Department (JKNS), had a joint food premise operation involving 67...
MPK establishes PANTAS squad in flood preparation
BY: NORHAYATI UMOR SHAH ALAM, OCT 10: The Klang Municipal Council (MPK) has established the Pasukan Tindakan Segera (Skuad Pantas) to provide preliminary reports to...
MPK sells plants at ‘great’ prices
BY: NORHAYATI UMOR KLANG, AUG 18: The Klang Muncipal Council (MPK) Nursery at Jalan Seruling 59, Taman Sentosa is offering plants at prices that are...
MPK shares cooking oil recycling knowledge
OLEH NORHAYATI UMOR KLANG, AUG 18: Used cooking oil has its own advantages and should not be wasted. Instead it can be reused through recycling....
Pasalewa encourages a charitable society
BY: NORHAYATI UMOR KLANG, AUG 17: The Flea Market Day Programme (Pasalewa) with its ‘Donate to Charity’ concept to mosques around Klang has received good...
MPK collects RM10,000 from premises for failure to comply with chair permit
BY: NORHAYATI UMOR KLANG, AUG 15: The Klang Municipal Council (MPK) managed to collect at least RM10,000 from temporary permits involving 25 premises in Bukit...
Settle MPK fines for as low as RM15
BY: NORHAYATI UMOR SHAH ALAM, AUG 5: The Klang Municipal Council (MPK) is having a campaign to reduce traffic fines and is urging the public to settle their fines for as low as RM15. The offer is valid until August 31, 2016. Fines included are for parking, obstacles and traffic. MPK Communications Director Norfiza Mahfiz said that the previous offer on fines reduction received encouraging response, with the public taking the opportunity to settle all their outstanding fines. “The campaign will also benefit those who have not paid their old fines, and motivate them to settle by the due date,” she said in a statement on August 5. Norfiza said that the public can also check their fines at the MPK Lobby, Tengku Kelana Branch Office and mobile counters; while payment can be made at any counters provided by the council. “Checking and payment can be done on Saturdays and Sundays at selected supermarkets, such as AEON Bukit Tinggi (August 27–28), Giant Hypermarket Bukit Tinggi (August 6–7) dan Tesco Bukit Tinggi (August 13–14),” he said....