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    LADA LAUNCHES CLEAN-UP PROGRAMME IN KUAH

    LANGKAWI, Jan 31 (Bernama) -- The Langkawi Development Authority (Lada)

    launched "Ops Bersih" 2012 last night for the clean-up of Kuah town to ensure

    that the legendary resort island of Langkawi remains clean always.

    Lada chief executive officer Tan Sri Khalid Ramli said the programme,

    involving 700 people from various agencies, was held from 10 pm to 4 am in Kuah

    town to avert traffic congestion.

    The Solid Waste and Public Cleansing Management Corporation, Langkawi

    Tourism City Municipal Council and other government agencies were also involved

    in the programme, he added.

    Khalid said the programme is a continuation of the series of clean-up

    programmes held previously, and is in keeping with the Langkawi Tourism

    Blueprint launched by Prime Minister Datuk Seri Najib Tun Razak on Dec 8 last

    year.

    "Lada will ensure that clean-up programmes are held regularly to instill the

    need in the community and to make Langkawi clean and beautiful as well as one of

    the 10 most popular islands by 2015," he said.

    Khalid said 50 tonnes of refuse are collected daily on the island.

    -- BERNAMA

    ZI KAY MGN

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