According to MBSJ, the city council addressed 788 complaints regarding trees between January and May this year.
Subang Jaya City Council said this was to reduce incidents of trees toppling over or posing a danger to people and property.
“This could damage buildings and personal property as well as pose a danger to motorists and pedestrians,” said a media statement by MBSJ’s Corporate and Strategic Management Department. “Most involve trees that are quite mature. MBSJ is taking the initiative to minimise risks by inspecting old trees along Persiaran Tujuan in Subang Jaya too,” the statement said.“It includes visual monitoring and inspection of tree trunks and roots to identify the trees’ health and structural safety.“As a result of the inspection at Persiaran Tujuan, nine trees of the Khaya senegalensis species were found to be unsafe and were identified to be cut down.
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