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SWCorp Ensures Top-Tier Waste Management Services During LIMA'25
SWCorp Ensures Top-Tier Waste Management Services During LIMA'25

Barnama

time20-05-2025

  • Business
  • Barnama

SWCorp Ensures Top-Tier Waste Management Services During LIMA'25

LANGKAWI, May 20 (Bernama) -- The Solid Waste Management and Public Cleansing Corporation (SWCorp) will keep its services at peak performance throughout the Langkawi International Maritime and Aerospace Exhibition 2025 (LIMA'25). Chief executive officer Khalid Mohamed said 380 cleaners, supervised by 19 enforcement officers, will be on island-wide, supported by the latest cleaning technology. 'High-tech machines, such as Glutton vacuum units and road sweepers, have been deployed at public hotspots and along major routes for more intensive street cleaning. 'We have assigned 80 staff to a litter-picking initiative targeting road shoulders on key thoroughfares,' he told reporters at Kuah Jetty Terminal today. The agency is also stepping up enforcement to shut down illegal waste hotspots and a speak-up campaign that encourages the public to call out littering. 'SWCorp has launched public awareness campaigns through video screenings at high-traffic locations to highlight the importance of proper solid waste management,' he said. He added that user-friendly, informative bins have been placed in key areas to shift the public mindset toward the importance of waste separation. 'This initiative is showing promising results. During inspections, our personnel found that some waste had already been sorted, which makes the cleaning process much easier,' he said. Meanwhile, SWCorp is also showcasing several sculptures made by locals from recycled materials in the waiting area at the Kuah Jetty Terminal.

SWCORP ensures top-tier waste management services during LIMA'25
SWCORP ensures top-tier waste management services during LIMA'25

The Sun

time20-05-2025

  • Business
  • The Sun

SWCORP ensures top-tier waste management services during LIMA'25

LANGKAWI: The Solid Waste Management and Public Cleansing Corporation (SWCorp) will keep its services at peak performance throughout the Langkawi International Maritime and Aerospace Exhibition 2025 (LIMA'25). Chief executive officer Khalid Mohamed said 380 cleaners, supervised by 19 enforcement officers, will be on island-wide, supported by the latest cleaning technology. 'High-tech machines, such as Glutton vacuum units and road sweepers, have been deployed at public hotspots and along major routes for more intensive street cleaning. 'We have assigned 80 staff to a litter-picking initiative targeting road shoulders on key thoroughfares,' he told reporters at Kuah Jetty Terminal today. The agency is also stepping up enforcement to shut down illegal waste hotspots and a speak-up campaign that encourages the public to call out littering. 'SWCorp has launched public awareness campaigns through video screenings at high-traffic locations to highlight the importance of proper solid waste management,' he said. He added that user-friendly, informative bins have been placed in key areas to shift the public mindset toward the importance of waste separation. 'This initiative is showing promising results. During inspections, our personnel found that some waste had already been sorted, which makes the cleaning process much easier,' he said. Meanwhile, SWCorp is also showcasing several sculptures made by locals from recycled materials in the waiting area at the Kuah Jetty Terminal. 'We've also displayed sculptures crafted from waste materials at the airport, and aim to expand this initiative further in the future,' he added.

Mersing Hosts Second Stop Of Bandar Bersih Johor 2030 Roadshow
Mersing Hosts Second Stop Of Bandar Bersih Johor 2030 Roadshow

Barnama

time29-04-2025

  • Business
  • Barnama

Mersing Hosts Second Stop Of Bandar Bersih Johor 2030 Roadshow

MERSING, April 29 (Bernama) -- Mersing has been selected as the second destination for the Jelajah Bandar Bersih Johor 2030, a strategic initiative by the state government, in collaboration with the Solid Waste Management and Public Cleansing Corporation (SWCorp) and local authorities (PBTs), to promote a culture of cleanliness and environmental sustainability. SWCorp chief executive officer Khalid Mohamed said that the roadshow aims to cover 15 locations across Johor by 2026, in line with the goal of transforming cities in Johor into clean cities by 2030. He said this at the launch of the 'Jelajah Bandar Bersih Johor: Anda di Hati Kami' logo today, symbolising an inclusive approach and reflecting a collaborative effort with deep meaning. 'According to a study conducted by SWCorp, 97.7 per cent of the local population expressed strong support for the Bandar Bersih Johor 2030 initiative, demonstrating high public awareness. 'This initiative has been specifically designed to empower the active participation of the community in activities which promote cleanliness and environmental sustainability. Therefore, we hope that all parties will commit and cooperate to collectively realise the aspiration of Bandar Bersih Johor 2030. Khalid said this at the programme, which was officiated by Datuk Samsolbari Jamali, the Deputy Speaker of the Johor Legislative Assembly, earlier today. He added that the programme featured a variety of interactive activities across four key locations in the district: Taman Wawasan, Pantai Air Papan, Mersing Harbour Centre and Dewan Jubli Intan Sultan Ibrahim. 'Activities included the handover of the Bandar Besih Johor 2025-2030's smart partnership, a gotong-royong painting of 165 bin placement squares, a new bin exchange session, a demonstration of the drive-thru recycling centre (DTRC) and composting machines, as well as the Appreciate Food Avoid Waste campaign. 'This roadshow programme serves as a platform for engagement between SWCorp, local authorities (PBT), and related agencies, with the local community. It is scheduled to be implemented in phases, across 15 locations throughout Johor, by 2026,' he said.

Jelajah Bandar Bersih Johor 2030 A Key Platform To Foster Environmental Awareness
Jelajah Bandar Bersih Johor 2030 A Key Platform To Foster Environmental Awareness

Barnama

time29-04-2025

  • General
  • Barnama

Jelajah Bandar Bersih Johor 2030 A Key Platform To Foster Environmental Awareness

MERSING, April 29 (Bernama) -- The Jelajah Bandar Bersih Johor 2030 serves as a vital educational platform to promote environmental awareness and waste management among the people of the southern state. State Legislative Assembly Deputy Speaker Datuk Samsolbari Jamali said the programme aims to deliver an essential message to the people of Johor. It encourages everyone to work together to preserve environmental sustainability and promote a clean environment throughout the state. "Safety, cleanliness, and environmental protection, part of the Fifth Core of the Johor Progressive Agenda 2030, is a primary focus of the state government and aligns with the Sustainable Development Goals. "Under the cleanliness sector, the Johor Clean Programme was launched to ensure that cleanliness in the State of Johor is maintained at an optimum level and high standard," he said at the launch of the Jelajah Bandar Bersih Johor 2030 programme here today. Also present was the chief executive officer of the Solid Waste Management and Public Cleansing Corporation (SWCorp), Khalid Mohamed. Samsolbari said the Jelajah Bandar Bersih Johor 2030 initiative aims to promote a culture of cleanliness, encourage public engagement and responsibility, and enhance solid waste management and public cleaning services. It is a key guideline for implementing the Johor Clean City Strategy for 2025–2030. He added that the strategy aims to support and enhance the Johor Clean Agenda, which seeks to transform the state sustainably developed. The Jelajah Bandar Bersih Johor 2030 programme is a strategic initiative by the state government, in collaboration with SWCorp and local authorities, to promote a culture of cleanliness and environmental sustainability. Mersing is the second destination of the programme after Johor Bahru and the programme is also scheduled in Kota Tinggi (May 24), Segamat (June 5), Iskandar Puteri (June 21), Simpang Renggam (July 26), Batu Pahat (Aug 23) and Muar (Oct 25).

Jelajah Bandar Bersih Johor 2030 a key platform to foster environmental awareness
Jelajah Bandar Bersih Johor 2030 a key platform to foster environmental awareness

The Sun

time29-04-2025

  • Politics
  • The Sun

Jelajah Bandar Bersih Johor 2030 a key platform to foster environmental awareness

MERSING: The Jelajah Bandar Bersih Johor 2030 serves as a vital educational platform to promote environmental awareness and waste management among the people of the southern state. State Legislative Assembly Deputy Speaker Datuk Samsolbari Jamali said the programme aims to deliver an essential message to the people of Johor. It encourages everyone to work together to preserve environmental sustainability and promote a clean environment throughout the state. 'Safety, cleanliness, and environmental protection, part of the Fifth Core of the Johor Progressive Agenda 2030, is a primary focus of the state government and aligns with the Sustainable Development Goals. 'Under the cleanliness sector, the Johor Clean Programme was launched to ensure that cleanliness in the State of Johor is maintained at an optimum level and high standard,' he said at the launch of the Jelajah Bandar Bersih Johor 2030 programme here today. Also present was the chief executive officer of the Solid Waste Management and Public Cleansing Corporation (SWCorp), Khalid Mohamed. Samsolbari said the Jelajah Bandar Bersih Johor 2030 initiative aims to promote a culture of cleanliness, encourage public engagement and responsibility, and enhance solid waste management and public cleaning services. It is a key guideline for implementing the Johor Clean City Strategy for 2025–2030. He added that the strategy aims to support and enhance the Johor Clean Agenda, which seeks to transform the state sustainably developed. The Jelajah Bandar Bersih Johor 2030 programme is a strategic initiative by the state government, in collaboration with SWCorp and local authorities, to promote a culture of cleanliness and environmental sustainability. Mersing is the second destination of the programme after Johor Bahru and the programme is also scheduled in Kota Tinggi (May 24), Segamat (June 5), Iskandar Puteri (June 21), Simpang Renggam (July 26), Batu Pahat (Aug 23) and Muar (Oct 25). Next year, it will be held at Pontian (Feb 7, 2026), Labis (April 25), Tangkak (May 16), Pasir Gudang (June 27), Kluang (July 25), Yong Peng (Aug 22) and Kulai (Oct 24, 2026).

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