Despite ongoing efforts, Johor Bahru's cleanliness hasn't reached satisfactory levels ahead of the 2026 Tourism Year. Authorities are continuing cleaning initiatives and beautifying infrastructure, urging the public to cooperate in maintaining cleanliness and preventing vandalism.
JOHOR BAHRU : Kebersihan di sekitar pusat bandar raya ini masih belum mencapai tahap memuaskan menjelang sambutan Tahun Melawat Johor 2026.
“ Kita kena lebih berusaha lagi, itu adalah saranan Menteri Besar, Datuk Onn Hafiz Ghazi sejak beberapa tahun lalu. Memang ada penambahbaikan tetapi masih belum capai tahap maksimum. Beliau berkata demikian selepas melawat lukisan mural di Jalan Lee Thye Heng, di sini hari ini yang turut dihadiri Pengarah Tourism Johor, Sharil Nizam Abdul Rahim dan Timbalan Presiden Pihak Berkuasa Wilayah Pembangunan Iskandar , Wan Suziana Wan Othman.
Sementara itu, katanya, usaha mengindahkan bandar raya Johor Bahru menerusi lukisan mural dibuat dengan bertemakan budaya, sejarah dan keindahan semula jadi.
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